Rod Carew Autographed 1984 Fleer Card #511 California Angels Signed Middle Auto Grade 10 Beckett BAS Stock #186073 RSA-products with number and USA inscription

Name: Rod Carew Autographed 1984 Fleer Card #511 California Angels Signed Middle Auto Grade 10 Beckett BAS Stock #186073 RSA-products with number and USA inscription
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Rod Carew Autographed 1984 Fleer Card #511 California Angels Signed Middle Auto Grade 10 Beckett BAS Stock #186073 RSA-products with number and USA inscription

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Rod Carew Autographed 1984 Fleer Card #511 California Angels Signed Middle Auto Grade 10 Beckett BAS Stock #186073 RSA products with number and USA inscription with number and USA inscription Card #474 Matt Whiteside RC This is a 1984 Fleer Card #511 that has been hand signed by Rod Carew The signature was graded a 10 by Beckett

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