Wally Moses Autographed 1986 1961 New York Yankees Renata Galasso Black & White Card SKU #176214 PhotoShop This is a Penn State

Name: Wally Moses Autographed 1986 1961 New York Yankees Renata Galasso Black & White Card SKU #176214 PhotoShop This is a Penn State
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SKU: 30930651921
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Wally Moses Autographed 1986 1961 New York Yankees Renata Galasso Black & White Card SKU #176214 PhotoShop This is a Penn State This is a Penn State Nittany Lions White Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Pat Freiermuth Note our mystery boxes are not eligible for exchanges or refunds This is a 1986 1961 New York Yankees Renata Galasso Black and White Card that has been hand signed by Wally Moses There is an imperfection in the signature as shown

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