Lou Brock Autographed 1962 Topps Rookie Card #387 Chicago Cubs Beckett BAS #11484497 chiefs professional-style New York jersey custom-stitched

Name: Lou Brock Autographed 1962 Topps Rookie Card #387 Chicago Cubs Beckett BAS #11484497 chiefs professional-style New York jersey custom-stitched
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SKU: 58745309250
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Lou Brock Autographed 1962 Topps Rookie Card #387 Chicago Cubs Beckett BAS #11484497 chiefs professional-style New York jersey custom-stitched

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Lou Brock Autographed 1962 Topps Rookie Card #387 Chicago Cubs Beckett BAS #11484497 chiefs professional style New York jersey custom stitched professional style New York jersey custom stitched with unique player stats A professional style color rush custom replica football jersey autographed by Willie Roaf with HOF 12 inscription and authenticated by JSA This is a 1962 Topps Rookie Card #387 that has been hand signed by Lou Brock This is a vintage rookie era signature

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