Don Heffner Autographed 1974 TCMA 1936-39 Yankee Dynasty Card New York Yankees SKU #179805 09-11-RSA Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed

Name: Don Heffner Autographed 1974 TCMA 1936-39 Yankee Dynasty Card New York Yankees SKU #179805 09-11-RSA Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed
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Don Heffner Autographed 1974 TCMA 1936 39 Yankee Dynasty Card New York Yankees SKU #179805 09 11 RSA Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed Baseball souvenir Helmet (JSA) 88 ROY Inscription Included This is a 1978 SSPC Card #98 that has been hand signed by Richie Zisk This is a 1974 TCMA 1936 39 Yankee Dynasty Card that has been hand signed by Don Heffner This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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