Chevy Chase Autographed Funko Pop #242 Vinyl Figurine Christmas Vacation Clark Griswold Beckett BAS Witness ENT This is a 1964 Topps

Name: Chevy Chase Autographed Funko Pop #242 Vinyl Figurine Christmas Vacation Clark Griswold Beckett BAS Witness ENT This is a 1964 Topps
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Chevy Chase Autographed Funko Pop #242 Vinyl Figurine Christmas Vacation Clark Griswold Beckett BAS Witness ENT This is a 1964 Topps This is a 1964 Topps Rookie Card #497 that has been hand signed by Jeoff Long This is a 1960 Topps Card #343 that has been hand signed by Sandy Koufax This is a Funko Pop #242 Vinyl Figurine that has been hand signed by Chevy Chase This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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