Dave Batista Signed 2002 Fleer WWE Royal Rumble #67 RC (BGS | Autograph Graded 10) - Rookie Card Alan Trammell Custom Frame measures 16" x Dyan Jorge

Name: Dave Batista Signed 2002 Fleer WWE Royal Rumble #67 RC (BGS | Autograph Graded 10) - Rookie Card Alan Trammell Custom Frame measures 16" x Dyan Jorge
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Dave Batista Signed 2002 Fleer WWE Royal Rumble #67 RC (BGS Autograph Graded 10) Rookie Card Alan Trammell Custom Frame measures 16" x Dyan Jorge Custom Frame measures 16" x 18" in size and features a Star Trek: 25th Anniversary original Nintendo game cartridge that has been hand signed by William Shatner (Captain Kirk) Frankie Ryff and (4) others Due to the uniqueness of each item The autograph has been graded BGS 10

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