William Shatner Autographed 1998 Fleer Skybox Card #154 Star Trek Captain Kirk Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 The Original Series Season 2 Beckett BAS #16580612 Cowboys A full-size Riddell Speed NFL

Name: William Shatner Autographed 1998 Fleer Skybox Card #154 Star Trek Captain Kirk Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 The Original Series Season 2 Beckett BAS #16580612 Cowboys A full-size Riddell Speed NFL
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William Shatner Autographed 1998 Fleer Skybox Card #154 Star Trek Captain Kirk Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 The Original Series Season 2 Beckett BAS #16580612 Cowboys A full-size Riddell Speed NFL

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William Shatner Autographed 1998 Fleer Skybox Card #154 Star Trek Captain Kirk Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 The Original Series Season 2 Beckett BAS #16580612 Cowboys A full size Riddell Speed NFL A full size Riddell Speed NFL football helmet autographed by Justin Tucker and authenticated by Beckett This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Art Ditmar This is a 1998 Fleer Skybox Card #154 that has been hand signed by William Shatner The condition of the signature was graded a Gem Mint 10 by Beckett BAS

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