Philipp Grubauer Autographed Official Seattle Kraken Inaugural Season Logo Hockey Game Puck Fanatics Holo Stock #211742 Largent-Steve This is a 2010 Topps

Name: Philipp Grubauer Autographed Official Seattle Kraken Inaugural Season Logo Hockey Game Puck Fanatics Holo Stock #211742 Largent-Steve This is a 2010 Topps
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SKU: 4362593045
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Philipp Grubauer Autographed Official Seattle Kraken Inaugural Season Logo Hockey Game Puck Fanatics Holo Stock #211742 Largent Steve This is a 2010 Topps This is a 2010 Topps Black Border Card #515 that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr This is a 2020 Topps Opening Day Card #189 that has been hand signed by Fernando Tatis Jr This is an Official Seattle Kraken Inaugural Season Logo Hockey Game Puck that has been hand signed by Philipp Grubauer This item has been certified authentic by Fanatics and comes with their tamper proof sticker

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