Jose Canseco Autographed 1986 Donruss The Rookies Rookie Card #22 Oakland A's Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 "86 AL ROY" Beckett BAS Stock #216704 Cards-Basketball This is a playing days

Name: Jose Canseco Autographed 1986 Donruss The Rookies Rookie Card #22 Oakland A's Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 "86 AL ROY" Beckett BAS Stock #216704 Cards-Basketball This is a playing days
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Jose Canseco Autographed 1986 Donruss The Rookies Rookie Card #22 Oakland A's Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 "86 AL ROY" Beckett BAS Stock #216704 Cards Basketball This is a playing days This is a playing days signature This is a 2010 Bowman Draft Picks and Prospects Rookie Card #BDPP39 that has been hand signed by Taijuan Walker This is a 1986 Donruss The Rookies Rookie Card #22 that has been hand signed by Jose Canseco This item was inscribed "86 AL ROY

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