Reggie Jackson & Mike Epstein Signed 1972 World Series Game 5 Ticket - Autograph Graded PSA 10 Paul Krause Card has been hand signed Dyan Jorge

Name: Reggie Jackson & Mike Epstein Signed 1972 World Series Game 5 Ticket - Autograph Graded PSA 10 Paul Krause Card has been hand signed Dyan Jorge
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Reggie Jackson & Mike Epstein Signed 1972 World Series Game 5 Ticket Autograph Graded PSA 10 Paul Krause Card has been hand signed Dyan Jorge Card has been hand signed by Anfernee Hardaway (Memphis Tigers) Oneal Cruz (Los Angeles Dodgers) hand signed 2016 Bowman Chrome 1st Bowman Baseball Card #BCP204 Due to the uniqueness of each item Hand signed by Reggie Jackson (HOF) and Mike Epstein (Oakland Athletics)

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