Von McDaniel Autographed 1958 Topps Rookie Card #65 St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS #13608412 BF You won't know which players'

Name: Von McDaniel Autographed 1958 Topps Rookie Card #65 St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS #13608412 BF You won't know which players'
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Von McDaniel Autographed 1958 Topps Rookie Card #65 St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS #13608412 BF You won't know which players' You won't know which players' signatures they've received until you open the box Players will be rotated as we sell out and get new product This is a 1958 Topps Rookie Card #65 that has been hand signed by Von McDaniel It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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