Dave Concepcion, Wayne Simpson & Bernie Carbo Autographed 8.5x11.5 Magazine Page Photo Cincinnati Reds Namath-Joe This is a 2012 Topps

Name: Dave Concepcion, Wayne Simpson & Bernie Carbo Autographed 8.5x11.5 Magazine Page Photo Cincinnati Reds Namath-Joe This is a 2012 Topps
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SKU: 13871073999
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Dave Concepcion, Wayne Simpson & Bernie Carbo Autographed 8.5x11.5 Magazine Page Photo Cincinnati Reds Namath Joe This is a 2012 Topps This is a 2012 Topps Allen and Ginter What's In A Name Card #WIN63 that has been hand signed by Rod Carew This officially licensed full size football helmet has been personally hand signed by Nick Cross and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company 5 Magazine Page Photo that has been hand signed by Dave Concepcion This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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