Dwight Gooden Signed 1985 Topps #620 Inscribed "84 NL R.O.Y." (BGS) - Rookie Card jay cutler Photo measures 8" x 10" Dyan Jorge

Name: Dwight Gooden Signed 1985 Topps #620 Inscribed "84 NL R.O.Y." (BGS) - Rookie Card jay cutler Photo measures 8" x 10" Dyan Jorge
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Dwight Gooden Signed 1985 Topps #620 Inscribed "84 NL R.O.Y." (BGS) Rookie Card jay cutler Photo measures 8" x 10" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed by Bruce Sutter (St Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Emmitt Smith (Dallas Cowboys We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by Beckett (BGS) for authenticity purposes

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