Alex Rodriguez Autographed June 27th, 1999 Ticket Seattle Mariners Last Game in Kingdome Beckett BAS #16341138 Magazines This is a 1969 Topps

Name: Alex Rodriguez Autographed June 27th, 1999 Ticket Seattle Mariners Last Game in Kingdome Beckett BAS #16341138 Magazines This is a 1969 Topps
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Alex Rodriguez Autographed June 27th, 1999 Ticket Seattle Mariners Last Game in Kingdome Beckett BAS #16341138 Magazines This is a 1969 Topps

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Alex Rodriguez Autographed June 27th, 1999 Ticket Seattle Mariners Last Game in Kingdome Beckett BAS #16341138 Magazines This is a 1969 Topps This is a 1969 Topps Card #38 that has been hand signed by Zoilo Versalles This is a 2006 Bowman Heritage Card #16 that has been hand signed by Chipper Jones This is a June 27th 1999 Ticket

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