Drew Brees Autographed 2001 Bowman Chrome Refractor Rookie Card #144 San Diego Chargers #1430/1999 Beckett BAS #13609330 feature Card #332 - Pete Schourek

Name: Drew Brees Autographed 2001 Bowman Chrome Refractor Rookie Card #144 San Diego Chargers #1430/1999 Beckett BAS #13609330 feature Card #332 - Pete Schourek
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$Drew Brees Autographed 2001 Bowman Chrome Refractor Rookie Card #144 San Diego Chargers #1430/1999 Beckett BAS #13609330 feature Card #332 - Pete Schourek$

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Drew Brees Autographed 2001 Bowman Chrome Refractor Rookie Card #144 San Diego Chargers #1430 1999 Beckett BAS #13609330 feature Card #332 Pete Schourek Card #332 Pete Schourek Jay Buhner This is a 2001 Bowman Chrome Refractor Rookie Card #144 that has been hand signed by Drew Brees This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #1430 1999

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