Russell Wilson Signed 2012 Topps Chrome #40A - Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 - Rookie Card Mark Henry Card has been hand-signed and Dyan Jorge

Name: Russell Wilson Signed 2012 Topps Chrome #40A - Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 - Rookie Card Mark Henry Card has been hand-signed and Dyan Jorge
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Russell Wilson Signed 2012 Topps Chrome #40A Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 Rookie Card Mark Henry Card has been hand signed and Dyan Jorge Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Don Muraco (HOF) The autograph includes an official Beckett Authentication Services serially numbered hologram and matching COA for authenticity purposes Due to the uniqueness of each item The autograph has been graded BGS 10

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