Stephen Curry Autographed 2009-10 Upper Deck First Edition Rookie Card #196 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS #16713330 Exclude Personally hand-signed by John Elway

Name: Stephen Curry Autographed 2009-10 Upper Deck First Edition Rookie Card #196 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS #16713330 Exclude Personally hand-signed by John Elway
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Stephen Curry Autographed 2009-10 Upper Deck First Edition Rookie Card #196 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS #16713330 Exclude Personally hand-signed by John Elway

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Stephen Curry Autographed 2009 10 Upper Deck First Edition Rookie Card #196 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS #16713330 Exclude Personally hand signed by John Elway Personally hand signed by John Elway Card #337 Randy Velarde This is a 2009 10 Upper Deck First Edition Rookie Card #196 that has been hand signed by Stephen Curry The autograph is on a sticker which was placed on this card

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