Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2004 10/2/2004 MLB Hit Record Sticker Seattle Mariners Beckett BAS #16857567 Payton-Walter This photograph has been personally

Name: Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2004 10/2/2004 MLB Hit Record Sticker Seattle Mariners Beckett BAS #16857567 Payton-Walter This photograph has been personally
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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2004 10/2/2004 MLB Hit Record Sticker Seattle Mariners Beckett BAS #16857567 Payton-Walter This photograph has been personally

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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2004 10 2 2004 MLB Hit Record Sticker Seattle Mariners Beckett BAS #16857567 Payton Walter This photograph has been personally This photograph has been personally hand signed by Antonio Gates and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company This is a 1987 International Header Rookie Card that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr This is a 2004 10 2 2004 MLB Hit Record Sticker approximately 2x2

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