John Grimsley Autographed 1990 Score Card #407 Houston Oilers Beckett BAS #10739269 Texans John Smoltz Autographed Atlanta Throwback

Name: John Grimsley Autographed 1990 Score Card #407 Houston Oilers Beckett BAS #10739269 Texans John Smoltz Autographed Atlanta Throwback
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John Grimsley Autographed 1990 Score Card #407 Houston Oilers Beckett BAS #10739269 Texans John Smoltz Autographed Atlanta Throwback John Smoltz Autographed Atlanta Throwback Grey Baseball Jersey (JSA) This is an 8x10 Photo that has been hand signed by Fred Lane This is a 1990 Score Card #407 that has been hand signed by John Grimsley It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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