Tom Carroll Autographed 1975 Topps Card #507 Cincinnati Reds Beckett BAS #11482138 MP-Hockey Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed

Name: Tom Carroll Autographed 1975 Topps Card #507 Cincinnati Reds Beckett BAS #11482138 MP-Hockey Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed
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Tom Carroll Autographed 1975 Topps Card #507 Cincinnati Reds Beckett BAS #11482138 MP Hockey Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed Chris Sabo Cincinnati Reds Autographed Baseball souvenir Helmet (JSA) 88 ROY Inscription Included This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Howie Schultz This is a 1975 Topps Card #507 that has been hand signed by Tom Carroll It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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