Oscar De La Hoya & Christy Martin Autographed World Boxing Magazine Beckett BAS QR #BH26930 Steelers This is a 11x23 Magazine

Name: Oscar De La Hoya & Christy Martin Autographed World Boxing Magazine Beckett BAS QR #BH26930 Steelers This is a 11x23 Magazine
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Oscar De La Hoya & Christy Martin Autographed World Boxing Magazine Beckett BAS QR #BH26930 Steelers This is a 11x23 Magazine This is a 11x23 Magazine Fold Out Poster that has been hand signed by Sugar Ray Leonard This is a 2018 Topps Heritage Rookie Card #502 that has been hand signed by Juan Soto This is a World Boxing magazine that has been hand signed by Oscar De La Hoya & Christy Martin This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their Tamper proof QR Code Hologram that can be verified on the Beckett authentication

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