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Vic Raschi Autographed 1952 Bowman Card #37 New York Yankees (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #13608024 Mets This is a 1996 Fleer

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Vic Raschi Autographed 1952 Bowman Card #37 New York Yankees (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #13608024 Mets This is a 1996 Fleer
Vic Raschi Autographed 1952 Bowman Card #37 New York Yankees (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #13608024 Mets This is a 1996 Fleer
Vic Raschi Autographed 1952 Bowman Card #37 New York Yankees (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #13608024 Mets This is a 1996 Fleer
Vic Raschi Autographed 1952 Bowman Card #37 New York Yankees (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #13608024 Mets This is a 1996 Fleer
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Vic Raschi Autographed 1952 Bowman Card #37 New York Yankees (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #13608024 Mets This is a 1996 Fleer This is a 1996 Fleer Stackhouse's All Fleer Card #5 that has been hand signed by Shawn Kemp This is a Magazine Cover that has been hand signed by Paul Pender There are creases in the item as shown It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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