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Cerulli Collection Full Inventory Item # Description Category Authentication 1 Signed World Series Baseball 2 Signed World Series Baseball Bruce Mugerian Show; 9/14/03, Warren, MI (signing 3 Signed World Series Baseball receipt) 4 Signed World Series Baseball PSA/DNA (cert #1A66897); signing 8/23/00 Boca Raton 5 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#0244469) 6 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#3107779) 7 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo and Sons Sports 8 Signed World Series Baseball No docs 9 Signed World Series Baseball Midwest Sports Marketing 10 Signed World Series Baseball Capital Cards 11 Signed World Series Baseball B&J Collectibles (hologram # 2006120) 12 Signed World Series Baseball Pastime Productions 13 Signed World Series Baseball 14 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Entertprises; signed 5/21/00, West Allis, WI 15 NO #15 Signed World Series Baseball Charlie Van Deven (signing photo) 16 Signed World Series Baseball Midwest Sports 17 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar 18 Signed World Series Baseball Blue Chip Sports 19 Signed World Series Baseball Pastime Productions 20 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar 21 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo & Sons Sports 22 Signed World Series Baseball (MLB Players Alumni Assoc.) 23 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 24 Signed World Series Baseball PSADNA (cert # 1A65141) 25 Signed World Series Baseball 26 Signed World Series Baseball ReggieJackson.com (hologram # 36465) 27 Signed World Series Baseball Blue Chip Sports 28 Signed World Series Baseball MLB All Sports Collectibles; Show signing Coral Ridge, FL (show 29 Signed World Series Baseball receipt) 30 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports 31 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Enterprises; signed 11/21/99, Uniondale, NY 32 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports (hologram#22357) (signing photo) 33 Signed World Series Baseball 34 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo & Sons 35 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo and Sons Sports 36 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo & Sons 37 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports (hologram # 30374) 38 Signed World Series Baseball Two Pete Sports (Riccio event ticket 2/6/00) 39 Signed World Series Baseball Sports Collectibles of Houston 40 NO #40 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner 41 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#0288138) & MLB (#MR4251082); custom KC 42 Don Drysdale- signature only Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) & Online Authentics (registry # OA7805765) & MLB (holgram #MR193528) - signed 43 ERA, 306 Ks 1/12" Signed World Series Baseball 2/26/03, Vero Beach, FL Steiner (hologram) & Online Authentics (registry # Sandy Koufax- "Cy Young (63,65,66), 4 No Hitters, Perfect Game 9/9/65, HOF 1972 OA7805776) & MLB (holgram #MR193536) - signed 44 1/12" Signed World Series Baseball 2/26/03, Vero Beach, FL 45 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 46 Signed World Series Baseball Pastime Productions 47 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports (hologram #23470) 48 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 49 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 50 Signed World Series Baseball (MLB) 51 Signed World Series Baseball Hall-of-Fame (#25269 & photo) 52 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports (hologram #23468) 53 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 54 Signed World Series Baseball 55 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports (hologram #23469) Bruce Mugerian Show; 1/10/04, Livonia, MI (signing 56 Signed World Series Baseball receipt) 57 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 58 Signed World Series Baseball (Mugerian) 59 Signed World Series Baseball PSA/DNA (#B79100) 60 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#3044510) 61 Signed World Series Baseball (Mugerian) 62 Signed World Series Baseball Bruce Mugerian Bruce Mugerian Show Promotions (signing receipt); Signing 63 Signed World Series Baseball 7/12/03, Warren, Michigan; 64 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 65 Signed World Series Baseball Ball Park Autographs 66 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Entertprises; signed 11/5/00, Uniondale, NY 67 Signed World Series Baseball Authentigraphs Steiner (hologram) & MLB (hologram#MR090146) Signed 68 Signed World Series Baseball 8/11/02, Chicago 69 Signed World Series Baseball PSA/DNA 70 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Entertprises; signed 5/13/00, Union, NJ 71 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Entertprises; signed 4/22/01, Farmingdale, NY 72 Signed World Series Baseball Ball Park Autographs 73 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Entertprises; signed 9/17/00, Farmingdale, NY 74 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar/MLB/Ryan 75 Signed World Series Baseball 76 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner- custom & MLB (MR 684390) 77 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 78 Signed World Series Baseball Power Play Sportscards, Las Vegas 79 Signed World Series Baseball Sports Collectibles of Houston 80 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo & Sons ReggieJackson.com (hologram#51860) (custom order for 81 Signed World Series Baseball K. Cerulli by Reggie Jackson) Tristar (#0289694) & MLB (# MR427000); signed 2/04, 82 Signed World Series Baseball SF, CA; Tristar Collectors Show 83 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#3047470) 84 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 85 Signed World Series Baseball Hall of Fame Sports (hologram #23251 & auto receipt) Reggie Jackson.com (hologram# 60368); custom for KC by 86 Signed World Series Baseball Reggie Jackson 87 Signed World Series Baseball Gearhart Enterprises; signed 4/18/04, Bridgeton, MO 88 Signed World Series Baseball 89 Signed World Series Baseball Two Pete Sports (Riccio event tickets 12/5/99) 90 Signed World Series Baseball Mike Riccio Sports 91 Signed World Series Baseball 92 Signed World Series Baseball Yankees Heritage 93 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 94 Signed World Series Baseball Global Authentication, Inc. (cert # GP15865) 95 Signed World Series Baseball Baker Collectibles 96 Signed World Series Baseball PSA/DNA (cert #1A87523); 97 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 98 Signed World Series Baseball Claremont 99 Signed World Series Baseball CrazedAsian 100 Signed World Series Baseball Bruce Mugerian Bruce Mugerian Show; 12/7/02, Livonia, MI (signing 101 Signed World Series Baseball receipt) 102 Signed World Series Baseball Gonzo Sports 103 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#3044509) 104 Signed World Series Baseball St Louis Sports 105 Bill Buckner/ Mookie Wilson (1986 WS ball) Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) & MLB (hologram # MR364083) 106 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner/ MLB/ Gary Carter hologram 107 Signed World Series Baseball Mounted Memories & MLB 108 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#0245289) 109 Signed World Series Baseball Palm Beach Autographs 110 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar Mounted Memories (hologram) & MLB (hologram 111 Signed World Series Baseball #MR157645) signed 11/23/02, Rosemont, IL 112 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 113 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar (#3087317) Bruce Mugerian Show; 1/30/05, Livonia, MI (signing 114 Signed World Series Baseball receipt) 115 Signed World Series Baseball St. Louis Sports 116 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 117 Signed World Series Baseball Tristar/MLB 118 Joe Carter/David Wells/Jimmy Key (1992 WS ball) Signed World Series Baseball 119 Signed World Series Baseball (MLB Players Alumni Assoc.) 120 Signed World Series Baseball (MLB Players Alumni Assoc.) 121 Signed World Series Baseball Man Of Steal Sports Inc. 122 1994 World Series Ball (WS never played) Unsigned World Series Baseball 123 Signed World Series Baseball 124 Signed World Series Baseball dates of each of four saves (Steiner) 125 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 126 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 127 Signed World Series Baseball B&L Collectibles 128 Signed World Series Baseball Yankee Heritage 129 Signed World Series Baseball Yankees Heritage 130 Signed World Series Baseball Balls Ink (hologram #5294) 131 Signed World Series Baseball Sports Story (#SSC11239) 132 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) 133 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner (hologram) & MLB (hologram# 129533) Tristar (hologram # 0330368) & MLB (hologram # 134 Signed World Series Baseball MR049876); 7/3/02 signing, Phoenix 135 Bob Brenly- (mgr.) (2001 WS ball) Signed World Series Baseball Rcollectibles Mounted Memories (hologram) & MLB 136 Signed World Series Baseball (hologram#MR125953) signing 11/14/02, Norco, CA 137 Signed World Series Baseball Global Authentication Inc (hologram# GP15078) Authentic Sports Investments (hologram Beckett 21, ASI 138 Signed World Series Baseball 1293); signing photo 139 Signed World Series Baseball Authentic Sports Investments (ASI hologram #25661) Authentic Sports Investments (ASI hologram- PUDGE 7 140 Signed World Series Baseball #2077) 141 Signed World Series Baseball Schwartz 142 Signed World Series Baseball (Schwartz) 143 Signed World Series Baseball (Schwartz) 144 Signed World Series Baseball (Tristar) 145 Signed World Series Baseball (Tristar) 146 Signed World Series Baseball (Tristar) 147 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo 148 Signed World Series Baseball Deyo 149 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner 150 Signed World Series Baseball Steiner 151 Signed World Series Baseball Mounted Memories 152 Signed World Series Baseball Mounted Memories 153 Signed World Series Baseball Mounted Memories 154 Red Sox 2004 World Series Baseball Tristar (#0244642) 155 Red Sox 2004 World Series Baseball Tristar (#3107463)
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