Scott Burrell Autographed 1992 Upper Deck Minor League Rookie Card #71 Toronto Blue Jays SKU #184229 Colts This item was inscribed "Youngest

Name: Scott Burrell Autographed 1992 Upper Deck Minor League Rookie Card #71 Toronto Blue Jays SKU #184229 Colts This item was inscribed "Youngest
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Scott Burrell Autographed 1992 Upper Deck Minor League Rookie Card #71 Toronto Blue Jays SKU #184229 Colts This item was inscribed "Youngest This item was inscribed "Youngest Player to Play 3rd Base in the Major Leagues 16 Years Old This is a 1940's vintage signature This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett This is a 1992 Upper Deck Minor League Rookie Card #71 that has been hand signed by Scott Burrell

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