Stephen Curry Autographed 2020-21 Panini Prizm Card #159 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS Stock #216857 09-26-RSA This is a 2011 Topps

Name: Stephen Curry Autographed 2020-21 Panini Prizm Card #159 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS Stock #216857 09-26-RSA This is a 2011 Topps
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Stephen Curry Autographed 2020 21 Panini Prizm Card #159 Golden State Warriors Beckett BAS Stock #216857 09 26 RSA This is a 2011 Topps This is a 2011 Topps Update Rookie Card #US175 that has been hand signed by Mike Trout This item has been certified authentic by both Fanatics and Major League Baseball (MLB) and comes with their tamper proof stickers This is a 2020 21 Panini Prizm Card #159 that has been hand signed by Stephen Curry Curry's signature is on a sticker and placed on the card

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