Walter Payton Autographed 4x6 Index Card Chicago Bears Auto Grade Mint 9 "34" Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #16544833 06-06-RSA This is a 1969 Postcard

Name: Walter Payton Autographed 4x6 Index Card Chicago Bears Auto Grade Mint 9 "34" Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #16544833 06-06-RSA This is a 1969 Postcard
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Walter Payton Autographed 4x6 Index Card Chicago Bears Auto Grade Mint 9 "34" Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #16544833 06 06 RSA This is a 1969 Postcard This is a 1969 Postcard This is a 1959 Topps Rookie Card #134 that has been hand signed by Jim Schrader This is a 4x6 Index Card that has been hand signed by Walter Payton The condition of the signature was graded a Mint 9 by Beckett BAS

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