Rich Rollins Autographed 1967 Topps Card #98 Minnesota Twins Blank Back Beckett BAS #12409535 RSA-Mystery A professional style white custom

Name: Rich Rollins Autographed 1967 Topps Card #98 Minnesota Twins Blank Back Beckett BAS #12409535 RSA-Mystery A professional style white custom
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 77833246280
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Rich Rollins Autographed 1967 Topps Card #98 Minnesota Twins Blank Back Beckett BAS #12409535 RSA-Mystery A professional style white custom

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Rich Rollins Autographed 1967 Topps Card #98 Minnesota Twins Blank Back Beckett BAS #12409535 RSA Mystery A professional style white custom A professional style white custom replica football jersey autographed by Robert Mathis and authenticated by JSA This is a 3x5 Index Card that has been hand signed by Goody Rosen This is a 1967 Topps Card #98 that has been hand signed by Rich Rollins The back of the card is blank as shown

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