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Donruss, 1994 | 523
1994 Donruss Jim Thome #523 Cleveland Indians Hall of Famer
$5.49
Also sold as part of: Cooperstown collection, Hall of Famers (10 cards, $51.99); 1994 Donruss baseball run, no doubles (39 cards, $198.99); Cleveland Indians, 1994 and 1995 Donruss (4 cards, $19.99).
Condition notes
One small dark speck on the back near the belt; corners and edges are otherwise clean.
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.
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The details.
- Condition
- Lightly Played
- Sport
- Baseball
- League
- MLB
- Player
- Jim Thome
- Set
- Donruss
- Card number
- 523
- Year
- 1994
- Manufacturer
- Donruss
- Parallel
- Base
- Rookie
- No
- Autographed
- No
- Team
- Cleveland Indians
- Full title
- 1994 Donruss Jim Thome #523 Cleveland Indians Hall of Famer, Lightly Played
- Item number
- BB-0196
1994 Donruss #523, Jim Thome, Cleveland Indians third baseman. A base card of a Hall of Famer. Gold foil Donruss logo, 19 94 and name line on the front.
Condition is Lightly Played. One small dark speck on the back near the belt; corners and edges are otherwise clean.
Photos show the actual card, front and back.
Did you know Jim Thome hit 612 career home runs and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2018, his first year on the ballot.
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