Rennie Stennett Autographed 1975 Topps Mini Card #336 Pittsburgh Pirates SKU #204456 Unsigned A custom-stitched black Houston Rockets

Name: Rennie Stennett Autographed 1975 Topps Mini Card #336 Pittsburgh Pirates SKU #204456 Unsigned A custom-stitched black Houston Rockets
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SKU: 37340269598
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Rennie Stennett Autographed 1975 Topps Mini Card #336 Pittsburgh Pirates SKU #204456 Unsigned A custom stitched black Houston Rockets A custom stitched black Houston Rockets basketball jersey autographed by James Harden and authenticated by Beckett This custom stitched football jersey has been personally hand signed by YA Tittle and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company This is a 1975 Topps Mini Card #336 that has been hand signed by Rennie Stennett This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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