Roger Staubach Autographed Official The Duke Leather Gold Shield Football Dallas Cowboys Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212674 unique #301 Nolan Ryan 1969 Mets

Name: Roger Staubach Autographed Official The Duke Leather Gold Shield Football Dallas Cowboys Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212674 unique #301 Nolan Ryan 1969 Mets
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SKU: 6352520175
Price: 149.50 USD
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Roger Staubach Autographed Official The Duke Leather Gold Shield Football Dallas Cowboys Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212674 unique #301 Nolan Ryan 1969 Mets

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Roger Staubach Autographed Official The Duke Leather Gold Shield Football Dallas Cowboys Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212674 unique #301 Nolan Ryan 1969 Mets #301 Nolan Ryan 1969 Mets 2020 Topps This is an 8x10 Photo that has been hand signed by Kenta Maeda This is an Official Leather The Duke Gold Shield Football that has been hand signed by Roger Staubach This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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