Rod Carew Autographed 2002 Topps American Pie Card #AS-RC Minnesota Twins Beckett BAS #12754122 Red Sox This is a 1952 Bowman

Name: Rod Carew Autographed 2002 Topps American Pie Card #AS-RC Minnesota Twins Beckett BAS #12754122 Red Sox This is a 1952 Bowman
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Rod Carew Autographed 2002 Topps American Pie Card #AS RC Minnesota Twins Beckett BAS #12754122 Red Sox This is a 1952 Bowman This is a 1952 Bowman Reprints Card #132 that thas been hand signed by Dave Cole It has been certified authentic by JSA and comes with their sticker and matching full page certificate of authenticity This is a 2002 Topps American Pie Card #AS RC that has been hand signed by Rod Carew It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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