Scott Spiezio Autographed Official MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels, St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS QR #BN13345 certified This is a 1966 Topps

Name: Scott Spiezio Autographed Official MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels, St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS QR #BN13345 certified This is a 1966 Topps
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Scott Spiezio Autographed Official MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels, St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS QR #BN13345 certified This is a 1966 Topps

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Scott Spiezio Autographed Official MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels, St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS QR #BN13345 certified This is a 1966 Topps This is a 1966 Topps Card #303 that has been hand signed by Leon Wagner This is a 1951 Bowman Reprints Card #139 that thas been hand signed by Doyle Lade This is an Official MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Scott Spiezio There is toning in the item as shown

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