Ichiro Suzuki Autographed July 23rd, 2012 Full Stadium Game Ticket New York Yankees "Yankee Debut" Beckett BAS Stock #221219 PhotoShop This is a 1974 Topps

Name: Ichiro Suzuki Autographed July 23rd, 2012 Full Stadium Game Ticket New York Yankees "Yankee Debut" Beckett BAS Stock #221219 PhotoShop This is a 1974 Topps
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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed July 23rd, 2012 Full Stadium Game Ticket New York Yankees "Yankee Debut" Beckett BAS Stock #221219 PhotoShop This is a 1974 Topps This is a 1974 Topps Card #157 that has been hand signed by Larry Romanchych A professional style grey custom replica baseball jersey autographed by John Wetteland with 96 WS MVP inscription and authenticated by JSA This is a July 23rd 2012 Full Stadium Game Ticket that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki

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