Johnny Vandermeer Autographed 2x3.5 Blank Business Card Cincinnati Reds "Best Wishes" Vintage Playing Days Signature Beckett BAS #10541080 Basketballs This Bat was obtained directly

Name: Johnny Vandermeer Autographed 2x3.5 Blank Business Card Cincinnati Reds "Best Wishes" Vintage Playing Days Signature Beckett BAS #10541080 Basketballs This Bat was obtained directly
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44333495484
Price: 59.00 USD
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Johnny Vandermeer Autographed 2x3.5 Blank Business Card Cincinnati Reds "Best Wishes" Vintage Playing Days Signature Beckett BAS #10541080 Basketballs This Bat was obtained directly This Bat was obtained directly from Robinson Cano and come with a signed game used certificate A NBA court panel autographed by Steve Francis with The Franchise inscription and authenticated by JSA This is a 2x3 5 Blank Business Card that has been hand signed by Johnny Vandermeer

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