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Bob Gebhard & Steve Brye Autographed 1972 Topps Rookie Card #28 Minnesota Twins SKU #167533 MYS_run5-2 This is a Clemson Tigers

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Bob Gebhard & Steve Brye Autographed 1972 Topps Rookie Card #28 Minnesota Twins SKU #167533 MYS_run5-2 This is a Clemson Tigers
Bob Gebhard & Steve Brye Autographed 1972 Topps Rookie Card #28 Minnesota Twins SKU #167533 MYS_run5-2 This is a Clemson Tigers
Bob Gebhard & Steve Brye Autographed 1972 Topps Rookie Card #28 Minnesota Twins SKU #167533 MYS_run5-2 This is a Clemson Tigers
Bob Gebhard & Steve Brye Autographed 1972 Topps Rookie Card #28 Minnesota Twins SKU #167533 MYS_run5-2 This is a Clemson Tigers
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Bob Gebhard & Steve Brye Autographed 1972 Topps Rookie Card #28 Minnesota Twins SKU #167533 MYS_run5 2 This is a Clemson Tigers This is a Clemson Tigers Logo Football that has been hand signed by Brian Dawkins This is an Official 2009 WBC Baseball that has been hand signed by Munenori Kawasaki This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett PSA DNA and JSA authentication

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