Kenny Pickett Autographed 16x20 Photo Pittsburgh Steelers Spotlight Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216739 Price-check Cards in the 1988 Topps

Name: Kenny Pickett Autographed 16x20 Photo Pittsburgh Steelers Spotlight Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216739 Price-check Cards in the 1988 Topps
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Kenny Pickett Autographed 16x20 Photo Pittsburgh Steelers Spotlight Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216739 Price-check Cards in the 1988 Topps

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Kenny Pickett Autographed 16x20 Photo Pittsburgh Steelers Spotlight Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216739 Price check Cards in the 1988 Topps Cards in the 1988 Topps Baseball card lot include: Card #24 Jim Deshaies Card #157 Rich Monteleone This is a 16x20 Photo that has been hand signed by Kenny Pickett This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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