Royce Clayton Autographed 16x20 Photo St. Louis Cardinals PSA/DNA #S76828 BX ¬¨¬®‚Äö√Ñ‚Ä†This item has been certified

Name: Royce Clayton Autographed 16x20 Photo St. Louis Cardinals PSA/DNA #S76828 BX ¬¨¬®‚Äö√Ñ‚Ä†This item has been certified
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SKU: 12586323477
Price: 25.00 USD
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Royce Clayton Autographed 16x20 Photo St. Louis Cardinals PSA DNA #S76828 BX ¬¨¬®‚Äö√Ñ‚Ä†This item has been certified ¬¨¬®‚Äö√Ñ‚Ä†This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their serial numbered sticker and matching certificate of authenticity This is a 1983 Bowman 1953 Bowman Reprint Card #151 that has been hand signed by Joe Adcock This is a 16x20 Photo that has been hand signed by Royce Clayton It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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