Mike Barlow Autographed 1978 Topps Card #429 California Angels Beckett BAS #10211540 full-size A professional style white custom

Name: Mike Barlow Autographed 1978 Topps Card #429 California Angels Beckett BAS #10211540 full-size A professional style white custom
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SKU: 80633117684
Price: 29.00 USD
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Mike Barlow Autographed 1978 Topps Card #429 California Angels Beckett BAS #10211540 full size A professional style white custom A professional style white custom replica football jersey autographed by Jamal Anderson and authenticated by JSA An official NFL stitched team logo football autographed by Joe Mixon and authenticated by JSA This is a 1978 Topps Card #429 that has been hand signed by Mike Barlow It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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