Jeff Bagwell Autographed 1991 Stadium Club Rookie Card #388 Houston Astros PSA 6 PSA/DNA #82627205 Categorized The mini helmets included in

Name: Jeff Bagwell Autographed 1991 Stadium Club Rookie Card #388 Houston Astros PSA 6 PSA/DNA #82627205 Categorized The mini helmets included in
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Jeff Bagwell Autographed 1991 Stadium Club Rookie Card #388 Houston Astros PSA 6 PSA DNA #82627205 Categorized The mini helmets included in The mini helmets included in the mystery box are designed to replicate the real helmets worn by professional football players on the field This is a Blue Jersey that has been hand signed by Trevon Diggs This is a 1991 Stadium Club Rookie Card #388 that has been hand signed by Jeff Bagwell The condition of this card was graded a 6 by PSA

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