Al Cowens Autographed 1975 Topps Mini Rookie Card #437 Kansas City Royals Beckett BAS #10211286 Team This is an Official National

Name: Al Cowens Autographed 1975 Topps Mini Rookie Card #437 Kansas City Royals Beckett BAS #10211286 Team This is an Official National
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Al Cowens Autographed 1975 Topps Mini Rookie Card #437 Kansas City Royals Beckett BAS #10211286 Team This is an Official National This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Jack Bolling Some of the 24 members of the 1983 Arizona State Men's Baseball Team that signed this baseball are: Barry Bonds (Pre Rookie) This is a 1975 Topps Mini Rookie Card #437 that has been hand signed by Al Cowens It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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