Reggie Jackson & Bert Campaneris Autographed 8x10 Magazine Page Photo Oakland A's Beckett BAS QR #BM37508 02-15-RSA This is a 2009 Upper

Name: Reggie Jackson & Bert Campaneris Autographed 8x10 Magazine Page Photo Oakland A's Beckett BAS QR #BM37508 02-15-RSA This is a 2009 Upper
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Reggie Jackson & Bert Campaneris Autographed 8x10 Magazine Page Photo Oakland A's Beckett BAS QR #BM37508 02 15 RSA This is a 2009 Upper This is a 2009 Upper Deck Card #866 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki A souvenir MLB baseball batting helmet autographed by Gary Sheffield and authenticated by JSA This is an 8x10 Magazine Page Photo that has been hand signed by Reggie Jackson and Bert Campaneris This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof QR Code hologram that can be verified on the Beckett authentication

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