1962 New York Mets Team Autographed Red Seat Backing With 19 Signatures Including Don Zimmer & Roger Craig PSA/DNA #K47177 08-14-MIL This is a Official National

Name: 1962 New York Mets Team Autographed Red Seat Backing With 19 Signatures Including Don Zimmer & Roger Craig PSA/DNA #K47177 08-14-MIL This is a Official National
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1962 New York Mets Team Autographed Red Seat Backing With 19 Signatures Including Don Zimmer & Roger Craig PSA/DNA #K47177 08-14-MIL This is a Official National

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1962 New York Mets Team Autographed Red Seat Backing With 19 Signatures Including Don Zimmer & Roger Craig PSA DNA #K47177 08 14 MIL This is a Official National This is a Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Jersey Joe Walcott This is a Blue Custom Jersey that has been hand signed by Joe Bellino This is a Red Seat Backing approximately 15x18

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