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Score, 1995 | 47
1995 Score Greg Gagne #47 Kansas City Royals
$5.49
Condition notes
Light wear on the upper right corner of the front; the back is clean. No creases. A few small dark specks on the white uniform and the green field of the front.
The one in the photos is the one you get. Ships next business day. Handled with clean gloves, then a penny sleeve, a toploader and a team bag, inside a rigid mailer, tracked.
How your card ships
- Clean gloves
- Penny sleeve
- Toploader
- Team bag
- Rigid mailer
ShippingNext business day, tracked
Ships next business day. Handled with clean gloves, then a penny sleeve, a toploader and a team bag, inside a rigid mailer, tracked.
Shipping is charged at cost from your ZIP code, $6.93 to $8.40 for this piece, shown in your cart before you pay.
Shipping policyReturnsNot as described, 30 days
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Our guarantee Returns policyThe price. Since we listed it.
Our price
$5.49
Unchanged since we listed it, Sep 29
Our price, since we listed it
Why this price
- Condition: Lightly Played. Every detail is in the photos
Price chart: our price $5.49 since we listed it.
Every angle. 2 photos.
The details.
- Condition:
- Lightly Played.
- Sport:
- Baseball.
- League:
- MLB.
- Player:
- Greg Gagne.
- Set:
- Score.
- Card number:
- 47.
- Year:
- 1995.
- Manufacturer:
- Score.
- Parallel:
- Base.
- Rookie:
- No.
- Autographed:
- No.
- Team:
- Kansas City Royals.
- Full title:
- 1995 Score Greg Gagne #47 Kansas City Royals, Lightly Played.
- Item number:
- BB-0210.
1995 Score #47, Greg Gagne, Kansas City Royals shortstop. 1995 Score design with the green dotted border and the Score '95 logo.
Condition is Lightly Played. Light wear on the upper right corner of the front; the back is clean. No creases. A few small dark specks on the white uniform and the green field of the front.
Photos show the actual card, front and back.
Did you know Greg Gagne won the World Series twice as the Minnesota Twins shortstop, in 1987 and 1991.
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