Dick Phillips Autographed 1978 TCMA Card #179 Washington Senators "Best Wishes" SKU #171917 MYS_run2-1 Additional certification provided by JSA

Name: Dick Phillips Autographed 1978 TCMA Card #179 Washington Senators "Best Wishes" SKU #171917 MYS_run2-1 Additional certification provided by JSA
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Dick Phillips Autographed 1978 TCMA Card #179 Washington Senators "Best Wishes" SKU #171917 MYS_run2 1 Additional certification provided by JSA Additional certification provided by JSA This is a 1951 Bowman Reprints Card #139 that thas been hand signed by Doyle Lade This is a 1978 TCMA Card #179 that has been hand signed by Dick Phillips This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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