Stan Musial Autographed Official Giles NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals "Best Wishes" Vintage Playing Days Signature Beckett BAS QR #BN13299 02.06 This is a 1996 Topps

Name: Stan Musial Autographed Official Giles NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals "Best Wishes" Vintage Playing Days Signature Beckett BAS QR #BN13299 02.06 This is a 1996 Topps
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Stan Musial Autographed Official Giles NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals "Best Wishes" Vintage Playing Days Signature Beckett BAS QR #BN13299 02.06 This is a 1996 Topps This is a 1996 Topps Rookie Card #217 that has been hand signed by Ray Allen This is a 8x10 Photo that has been hand signed by Luis Fabiano This is an Official Giles NL Baseball that has been hand signed by Stan Musial This item was inscribed "Best Wishes

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