Danny Grant Autographed 1970 Dad's Cookies Card Minnesota North Stars PSA/DNA #83584683 Team A professional style red custom

Name: Danny Grant Autographed 1970 Dad's Cookies Card Minnesota North Stars PSA/DNA #83584683 Team A professional style red custom
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SKU: 78172714539
Price: 69.00 USD
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Danny Grant Autographed 1970 Dad's Cookies Card Minnesota North Stars PSA DNA #83584683 Team A professional style red custom A professional style red custom replica football jersey autographed by Joe Theismann with 83 MVP inscription and authenticated by JSA The signature is a little over the logo This is an 1970 Dad's Cookies Card that has been hand signed by Danny Grant It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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