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Game-Used Baseball: Evan Marshall 145th Career Strikeout (CWS @ KC 9/3/20)

Game-Used Baseball: Evan Marshall 145th Career Strikeout (CWS @ KC 9/3/20)

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  • Winning Bid: $35.00
Number of Bids: 0
Bid Increment: $1.00
Quantity Available: 1
Listing #: 3474764
Open Date: Jan 5, 2021 05:00:00 PM EST
Close Date: Jan 17, 2021 10:00:00 PM EST
Listing Type: AUCTION

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    Bid now to win this Evan Marshall game-used baseball. The Kansas City Royals played the Chicago White Sox at Kauffman Stadium September 3, 2020. Marshall struck out Hunter Dozier in the bottom of the 7th inning. A portion of this sale will benefit Royals Charities. For more information about Royals Charities, visit Royals.com/RoyalsCharities.

    In connection with efforts to reduce the risk of transmission of coronavirus, authenticated items from the 2020 60-Game MLB Season will be stored without human interaction or contact for seven days prior to processing for shipment.

    By placing a bid on this item you are acknowledging the following conditions of this auction: All items are sold "as is". All sales are final. No refunds, returns or exchanges. Each piece of Kansas City Royals Authentic memorabilia includes the MLB Authentication hologram, which can be verified by its unique authentication number at MLB.com. This process helps to ensure authenticity of the product and eliminates any chance of duplication or fraud. No pick-ups; all items are to be shipped out unless otherwise noted. If you have questions about this item please contact RoyalsAuthentics@Royals.com before bidding.

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