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2015 CLUBHOUSE LUMBER EDITION Clubhouse Lumber Edition 2015 offers every collector a unique and limited autographed bat or autographed game used bat from Baseball All-Stars, Stars or Top Prospects in every box. ALL STARS AND TOP PROSPECTS Look for Game Used & Autographed Bats from perennial All Stars and Top Prospects, including Houston’s Red Hot Rookie Carlos Correa, Top Prospect and 2014 Future’s Game MVP Joey Gallo, 2015’s epic Homerun Derby Champ Todd Frazier, Superstars Mike Trout and Albert Pujols, Premiere Prospects Miguel Sano and Jose Peraza and many more... LIMITED PRODUCTION GAME USED AND AUTOGRAPHED BATS Less than 150 total bats available in the 2015 production run! CLUBHOUSE LUMBER EDITION 2014 CHECKLIST PACK OUT Cabrera, Miguel Detroit Sano, Miguel Minnesota Wolters, Tony Cleveland 1 AUTOGRAPHED BAT Burns, Andy Toronto Davis, Ike Pittsburgh Cozens, Dylan Philidelphia Travis, Devon Toronto Gallo, Joey Texas Igelsias, Jose Detroit OR GAME USED BAT Gordon, Dee Miami Sisco, Chance Baltimore Davis, Khris Milwaukee Bauers, Jake Tampa Bay Nay, Mitch Toronto Court, Ryan Arizona Trout, Mike LA (A) Bostick, Chris Washington Paulino, Dorssys Cleveland RELEASE DATE Vogelbach, Dan Chi (N) Zunino, Mike Seattle Amaya, Gioskar Chi (N) Nimmo, Brandon NY (N) Alfaro, Jorge Philidelphia Schwarber, Kyle Chi (N) SEPTEMBER, 2015 Cordero, Franchy San Diego Minier, Amaurys Minnesota LaMarre, Ryan Cincinnati Morbon, Julio Seattle Aguilar, Angel NY (A) Kipnis, Jason Cleveland HIGHLIGHTS Pujols, Albert LA (A) Tapia, Raimel Colorado Bryant, Kris Chi (N) Serritella , Chris Philidelphia Hernandez, Teoscar Houston Adolfo, Micker Chi (A) PREMIERE PROSPECTS Garver, Mitch Minnesota Bryant, Vaughn St. Louis Peraza, Jose LA (N) All STARS Polanco, Jorge Minnesota Correa, Carlos Houston Cowart, Kaleb LA (A) GAME USED Valera, Breyvic St. Louis Donaldson, Josh Toronto Frazier, Todd Cincinnati Romero, Avery Miami & AUTOGRAPHED BATS OFFICIAL LICENSEE OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION. © 2015 ONYX AUTHENTICATED, INC. INFORMATION, PRICING AND PRODUCT DETAILS SUBJECT TO CHANGE PRIOR TO PRODUCTION. ONYX AUTHENTICATED DOES NOT IN ANY MANNER, MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS AS TO THE PRESENT OR FUTURE VALUE OF GAME USED MEMORABILIA. GAME USED MEMORABILIA INCLUDED ARE A RANDOM SELECTION OF GAME USED ITEMS FROM CURRENT OR FORMER PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYERS AND ARE NOT GUARANTEED TO INCLUDE ANY SPECIFIC PLAYER, MANUFACTURER, TEAM OR VALUE. ANY GUARANTEES ARE OVER THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION RUN. ONYX ICONS COLLECTION IS PART OF ONYX AUTHENTICATED, INC. AND IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY BASEBALL LEAGUE(S), TEAM(S), ORGANIZATION(S) OR INDIVIDUAL PLAYER(S). ANY USE OF THE NAME(S), OF A BASEBALL LEAGUE(S), TEAMS(S), AND/ OR ORGANIZATION(S) IS USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY. ONYX ICONS COLLECTION IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY ONYX AUTHENTICATED, INC. KISSIMMEE, FL 34744..

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