Hunter Greene Autographed 2016 Leaf Perfect Game Rookie Card #263 Cincinnati Reds PSA/DNA ITP Stock #128993 BSJ This is a Texas Longhorns

Name: Hunter Greene Autographed 2016 Leaf Perfect Game Rookie Card #263 Cincinnati Reds PSA/DNA ITP Stock #128993 BSJ This is a Texas Longhorns
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SKU: 61851442765
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Hunter Greene Autographed 2016 Leaf Perfect Game Rookie Card #263 Cincinnati Reds PSA DNA ITP Stock #128993 BSJ This is a Texas Longhorns This is a Texas Longhorns White Logo Football that has been hand signed by D'Onta Foreman This custom stitched football jersey has been personally hand signed by Elvin Bethea and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company This is a 2016 Leaf Perfect Game Rookie Card #263 that has been hand signed by Hunter Greene It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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