Mike Tyson Autographed 1986 Panini Supersport Rookie Retro Reprint Rookie Card #153 Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA Stock #211861 MP This is a Sports Illustrated

Name: Mike Tyson Autographed 1986 Panini Supersport Rookie Retro Reprint Rookie Card #153 Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA Stock #211861 MP This is a Sports Illustrated
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Mike Tyson Autographed 1986 Panini Supersport Rookie Retro Reprint Rookie Card #153 Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA Stock #211861 MP This is a Sports Illustrated

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Mike Tyson Autographed 1986 Panini Supersport Rookie Retro Reprint Rookie Card #153 Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA DNA Stock #211861 MP This is a Sports Illustrated This is a Sports Illustrated Magazine that has been hand signed by Teyo Johnson and Chris Simms Card #321 Doug Linton This is a 1986 Panini Supersport Rookie Retro Reprint Rookie Card #153 approximately 2"x2

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