Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 Upper Deck MVP Rookie Card #60 Seattle Mariners (Light) Beckett BAS #12783768 PhotoShop A professional-style XL stitched New

Name: Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 Upper Deck MVP Rookie Card #60 Seattle Mariners (Light) Beckett BAS #12783768 PhotoShop A professional-style XL stitched New
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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 Upper Deck MVP Rookie Card #60 Seattle Mariners (Light) Beckett BAS #12783768 PhotoShop A professional-style XL stitched New

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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 Upper Deck MVP Rookie Card #60 Seattle Mariners (Light) Beckett BAS #12783768 PhotoShop A professional style XL stitched New A professional style XL stitched New York baseball jersey autographed by Darryl Strawberry and authenticated by Beckett¬† 6 League Pennants This is a 2001 Upper Deck MVP Rookie Card #60 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki The signature is a little light as shown

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