Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1987 Bellingham Rookie Card #15 Seattle Mariners Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA #55707192 Eagles This is a 2018 Topps

Name: Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1987 Bellingham Rookie Card #15 Seattle Mariners Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA #55707192 Eagles This is a 2018 Topps
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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1987 Bellingham Rookie Card #15 Seattle Mariners Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA #55707192 Eagles This is a 2018 Topps

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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1987 Bellingham Rookie Card #15 Seattle Mariners Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA DNA #55707192 Eagles This is a 2018 Topps This is a 2018 Topps Update Rookie Card #US104 that has been hand signed by Juan Soto This is a 1962 Topps Rookie Card #173 that has been hand signed by Jim Kerr This is a 1987 Bellingham Rookie Card #15 that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr The condition of the signature was graded a Gem Mint 10 by PSA DNA

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