Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 2023 All-Star Game Logo Baseball – Seattle Mariners – Beckett BAS Witness
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- $299.99
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- $299.99
- Regular price
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$499.99
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Celebrate baseball history with this Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Official 2023 All-Star Game Logo Baseball. Signed by the Seattle Mariners legend during the All-Star festivities, this baseball is certified authentic with Beckett BAS Witness, making it a must-have collectible for Mariners fans and MLB enthusiasts.
Key Features
- Hand-signed by Ken Griffey Jr., Hall of Fame outfielder
- Official 2023 MLB All-Star Game Logo Baseball
- Certified authentic by Beckett BAS Witness
- Commemorative collectible from the 2023 Midsummer Classic
- Perfect for display in any Mariners or All-Star memorabilia collection
Player Facts
- Ken Griffey Jr.: Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016 with one of the highest voting percentages in history
- 13× MLB All-Star and 10× Gold Glove Award winner
- 1997 American League MVP
- 630 career home runs, ranking among the greatest power hitters ever
- Beloved Seattle Mariners icon, nicknamed “The Kid”
Specifications
| Player | Ken Griffey Jr. |
|---|---|
| Team | Seattle Mariners |
| Item | Official 2023 MLB All-Star Game Logo Baseball |
| Autograph | Hand-signed by Ken Griffey Jr. |
| Authentication | Beckett BAS Witness Certified |
| Condition | Mint / Bold Signature |
| Display Recommendation | UV-protected baseball cube or acrylic display case (not included) |
Authenticity & Shipping
- Authenticity: Beckett BAS Witness certification with tamper-proof hologram
- Condition: Clean All-Star Game baseball with bold, crisp autograph
- Packaging: Professionally packaged for safe shipping
- Shipping: Free U.S. shipping; international delivery available
Note: Baseball is a collectible display item and not intended for gameplay use.

