Giambi Brothers Signed Dual Signature Pose 4 Baseball 8x10 Photo (JSA) First Day Covers This is a 1988 Procards

Name: Giambi Brothers Signed Dual Signature Pose 4 Baseball 8x10 Photo (JSA) First Day Covers This is a 1988 Procards
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Giambi Brothers Signed Dual Signature Pose 4 Baseball 8x10 Photo (JSA) First Day Covers This is a 1988 Procards This is a 1988 Procards Rookie Card #782 that has been hand signed by Edgar Martinez Brady's college years were spent scoring for the Michigan Wolverines before the Patriots selected him as a sixth round draft pick in 2000 This photograph has been personally hand signed by The Giambi Brothers and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed collectibles are limited

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