Mario Andretti Signed LE Hi-Tech Driver of the Quarter Century #52 With Display Tin & (52) Card Set (Beckett) 2012 US Olympic Gymnastics Photo measures 8" x 10" Dyan Jorge

Name: Mario Andretti Signed LE Hi-Tech Driver of the Quarter Century #52 With Display Tin & (52) Card Set (Beckett) 2012 US Olympic Gymnastics Photo measures 8" x 10" Dyan Jorge
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Mario Andretti Signed LE Hi Tech Driver of the Quarter Century #52 With Display Tin & (52) Card Set (Beckett) 2012 US Olympic Gymnastics Photo measures 8" x 10" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed by John Andretti (D This autographed 16x20 photo has been personally hand signed by Shane Lechler of the Oakland Raiders please refer to the photos provided Also included is a tin display as well as a (52) card complete set

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