Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Topps Project 2020 Jacob Rochester Card #66 Seattle Mariners "HOF 16" #1/1 PSA/DNA #52451070 Basketballs A professional style black custom

Name: Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Topps Project 2020 Jacob Rochester Card #66 Seattle Mariners "HOF 16" #1/1 PSA/DNA #52451070 Basketballs A professional style black custom
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SKU: 82110970625
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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Topps Project 2020 Jacob Rochester Card #66 Seattle Mariners "HOF 16" #1 1 PSA DNA #52451070 Basketballs A professional style black custom A professional style black custom replica football jersey autographed by Mike Ditka and authenticated by JSA Card #235 Dave Nilsson This is a Topps Project 2020 Jacob Rochester Card #66 that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr This is a limited edition item that has been hand numbered #1 1

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