Juan Encarnacion Autographed 1995 Upper Deck SP Rookie Card #53 Detroit Tigers PSA/DNA #26601777 BSJ A professional style white custom

Name: Juan Encarnacion Autographed 1995 Upper Deck SP Rookie Card #53 Detroit Tigers PSA/DNA #26601777 BSJ A professional style white custom
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SKU: 45383799534
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Juan Encarnacion Autographed 1995 Upper Deck SP Rookie Card #53 Detroit Tigers PSA DNA #26601777 BSJ A professional style white custom A professional style white custom replica football jersey autographed by Christian Okoye and authenticated by Beckett This is an Official Little League Baseball that has been hand signed by Alex Rodriguez This is a 1995 Upper Deck SP Rookie Card #53 that has been hand signed by Juan Encarnacion It has been authenticated by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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