Roy Halladay Autographed 1997 Bowman's Best Rookie Card #134 Toronto Blue Jays Beckett BAS #13187511 Reds Card #290 - Shane Andrews

Name: Roy Halladay Autographed 1997 Bowman's Best Rookie Card #134 Toronto Blue Jays Beckett BAS #13187511 Reds Card #290 - Shane Andrews
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Roy Halladay Autographed 1997 Bowman's Best Rookie Card #134 Toronto Blue Jays Beckett BAS #13187511 Reds Card #290 Shane Andrews Card #290 Shane Andrews This is a 1975 SSPC Rookie Card #449 that has been hand signed by Larry Murray This is a 1997 Bowman's Best Rookie Card #134 that has been hand signed by Roy Halladay It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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