Tony Curry Autographed 1961 Post Cereal Card #120 Philadelphia Phillies "Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #16857511 Probowl 5x4 Newspaper Page Photo that

Name: Tony Curry Autographed 1961 Post Cereal Card #120 Philadelphia Phillies "Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #16857511 Probowl 5x4 Newspaper Page Photo that
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Tony Curry Autographed 1961 Post Cereal Card #120 Philadelphia Phillies "Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #16857511 Probowl 5x4 Newspaper Page Photo that 5x4 Newspaper Page Photo that has been hand signed by Jim Rice A baseball photo autographed by Jason Giambi and authenticated by JSA This is a 1961 Post Cereal Card #120 that has been hand signed by Tony Curry This item was inscribed "Best Wishes"

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