Joseph Kuharich Autographed 1952 Bowman Small Rookie Card #75 Notre Dame, Chicago Cardinals Beckett BAS #10838497 Gloves NOTE: The signature is a

Name: Joseph Kuharich Autographed 1952 Bowman Small Rookie Card #75 Notre Dame, Chicago Cardinals Beckett BAS #10838497 Gloves NOTE: The signature is a
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Joseph Kuharich Autographed 1952 Bowman Small Rookie Card #75 Notre Dame, Chicago Cardinals Beckett BAS #10838497 Gloves NOTE: The signature is a

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Joseph Kuharich Autographed 1952 Bowman Small Rookie Card #75 Notre Dame, Chicago Cardinals Beckett BAS #10838497 Gloves NOTE: The signature is a NOTE: The signature is a little streaky International Boxing Hall of Fame This is a 1952 Bowman Small Rookie Card #75 that has been hand signed by Joseph Kuharich It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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