Wayne Gretzky Autographed 1983-84 O-Pee-Chee Card #215 Edmonton Oilers Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #15500202 Cowboys flash or another variation

Name: Wayne Gretzky Autographed 1983-84 O-Pee-Chee Card #215 Edmonton Oilers Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #15500202 Cowboys flash or another variation
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Wayne Gretzky Autographed 1983-84 O-Pee-Chee Card #215 Edmonton Oilers Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #15500202 Cowboys flash or another variation

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Wayne Gretzky Autographed 1983 84 O Pee Chee Card #215 Edmonton Oilers Vintage Signature Beckett BAS #15500202 Cowboys flash or another variation flash or another variation This is a framed White Jersey This is a 1983 84 O Pee Chee Card #215 that has been hand signed by Wayne Gretzky This is a Vintage Signature

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