Johnny Cooney Autographed 1941 Double Play Card Boston Bees "To Jimmy" Auto Grade 9 Card Grade VG-EX 4 PSA/DNA #46510614 MP-Basketball Trevor Hoffman Autographed Hall of

Name: Johnny Cooney Autographed 1941 Double Play Card Boston Bees "To Jimmy" Auto Grade 9 Card Grade VG-EX 4 PSA/DNA #46510614 MP-Basketball Trevor Hoffman Autographed Hall of
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SKU: 7576069261
Price: 69.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4707 (30 reviews)

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Johnny Cooney Autographed 1941 Double Play Card Boston Bees "To Jimmy" Auto Grade 9 Card Grade VG EX 4 PSA DNA #46510614 MP Basketball Trevor Hoffman Autographed Hall of Trevor Hoffman Autographed Hall of Fame Postcard (JSA) Hank DeBerry and Roy McMillan It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder This is a 1941 Double Play Card that has been hand signed by Johnny Cooney

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