George Kell Autographed 1949 Bowman Rookie Card #26 Detroit Tigers PSA 2 Auto Grade Near Mint/Mint 8 Vintage Signature PSA/DNA #28962412 Kemp-Shawn cult heroes and many others

Name: George Kell Autographed 1949 Bowman Rookie Card #26 Detroit Tigers PSA 2 Auto Grade Near Mint/Mint 8 Vintage Signature PSA/DNA #28962412 Kemp-Shawn cult heroes and many others
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George Kell Autographed 1949 Bowman Rookie Card #26 Detroit Tigers PSA 2 Auto Grade Near Mint/Mint 8 Vintage Signature PSA/DNA #28962412 Kemp-Shawn cult heroes and many others

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George Kell Autographed 1949 Bowman Rookie Card #26 Detroit Tigers PSA 2 Auto Grade Near Mint Mint 8 Vintage Signature PSA DNA #28962412 Kemp Shawn cult heroes and many others cult heroes and many others This is a 2001 Topps Rookie Card #726 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki This is a 1949 Bowman Rookie Card #26 that has been hand signed by George Kell The condition of this card was graded a 2 by PSA

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