Andre Ward Autographed 16x20 Photo "2004 Olympic Gold Medalist, Super 6 Champ, WBA/Ring Mag Super Middle Weight Champ, 27-0, SOG" Beckett BAS #V61299 Redskins Card #44 - Pat Dodson

Name: Andre Ward Autographed 16x20 Photo "2004 Olympic Gold Medalist, Super 6 Champ, WBA/Ring Mag Super Middle Weight Champ, 27-0, SOG" Beckett BAS #V61299 Redskins Card #44 - Pat Dodson
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Andre Ward Autographed 16x20 Photo "2004 Olympic Gold Medalist, Super 6 Champ, WBA Ring Mag Super Middle Weight Champ, 27 0, SOG" Beckett BAS #V61299 Redskins Card #44 Pat Dodson Card #44 Pat Dodson RC This is a 2002 Upper Deck Card #I6 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki This is a 16x20 Photo that has been hand signed by Andre Ward Please Note: the personalization has been attempted to be removed as shown

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