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Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers "HOF 2000" JSA #DD61295 SF 5 Career Sacks

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Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers
Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers
Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers
Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers
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Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers "HOF 2000" JSA #DD61295 SF 5 Career Sacks 5 Career Sacks This is a 1976 Topps Card #134 that has been hand signed by Mike Ivie " There is toning in the item as shown This item has been certified authentic by JSA and comes with their tamper proof hologram and matching certificate of authenticity

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