Roger Maris Autographed 1967 Topps Card #45 St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS #16176464 Cardinals This is a 2002 Topps

Name: Roger Maris Autographed 1967 Topps Card #45 St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS #16176464 Cardinals This is a 2002 Topps
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Roger Maris Autographed 1967 Topps Card #45 St. Louis Cardinals Beckett BAS #16176464 Cardinals This is a 2002 Topps This is a 2002 Topps Card #716 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki His second season which saw him promoted to starting quarterback earned him his and the Patriots' first Super Bowl win This is a 1967 Topps Card #45 that has been hand signed by Roger Maris It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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