Larry Bird Autographed 2007-08 Topps Echelon Card #47 Boston Celtics #103/999 (Smudged) Beckett BAS Witness #16868467 ERROR This is an Official Major

Name: Larry Bird Autographed 2007-08 Topps Echelon Card #47 Boston Celtics #103/999 (Smudged) Beckett BAS Witness #16868467 ERROR This is an Official Major
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Larry Bird Autographed 2007-08 Topps Echelon Card #47 Boston Celtics #103/999 (Smudged) Beckett BAS Witness #16868467 ERROR This is an Official Major

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Larry Bird Autographed 2007 08 Topps Echelon Card #47 Boston Celtics #103 999 (Smudged) Beckett BAS Witness #16868467 ERROR This is an Official Major This is an Official Major League Baseball that has been hand signed by Alex Liddi This item was inscribed "$ This is a 2007 08 Topps Echelon Card #47 that has been hand signed by Larry Bird This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #103 999

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