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Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.
Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.

Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year, L.E.

$ 10.55

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: New
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Modified Item: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: China
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    Brand new in box ~ Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Bobble Head Doll 2001 AL MVP & Rookie of the Year
    This Bobble Dobble is from his 2001 season as Rookie of the Year with the Seattle Mariners.
    This bobble head doll is genuine, hand painted.  From the Washington Mint.  Comes with Certificate of Authenticity - limited edition - registration number 608/10,000
    This Bobble Head doll is hand painted and stands about 7" tall. It is in new condition, still in the original box.
    Ichiro Suzuki (born Oct 22, 1973) played outfielder for the Seattle Mariners for 11 seasons. Ichiro has established a number of batting records, including MLB's single-season record for hits with 262. He had 10 consecutive 200-hit seasons, the longest streak by any player in history. He was a 10x MLB All-Star (2000-2010), a MLB All-Star Game MVP (2007), a 2x AL Batting Champion (2001, 2004), an AL Stolen Base Champion (2001), he received the Commissioner's Historic Achievement Award (2005), an AL MVP (2001), an AL Rookie of the Year (2001), a 3x Silver Slugger Award (2001, 2007, 2009), and he won 10x Rawlings
    Gold Glove Awards (2001-2010). He broke 2 MLB Records; 262 hits in a single season, and 225 singles in a single season.