Joe Coscarart Autographed 1972 TCMA Card Brooklyn Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pirates PSA/DNA #83312603 MYS_run4-1 A mini replica Riddell NFL

Name: Joe Coscarart Autographed 1972 TCMA Card Brooklyn Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pirates PSA/DNA #83312603 MYS_run4-1 A mini replica Riddell NFL
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14234224421
Price: 29.00 USD
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Joe Coscarart Autographed 1972 TCMA Card Brooklyn Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pirates PSA DNA #83312603 MYS_run4 1 A mini replica Riddell NFL A mini replica Riddell NFL football helmet autographed by Michael Vick and authenticated by JSA This is a Purple Jersey that has been hand signed by Ray Lewis This is a 1972 TCMA Card that has been hand signed by Joe Coscarart It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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