Matt Corral 2022 Bowman University Chrome Autographs #BCPAMC RC (SGC 10 | Auto 10) Rookie Card Elden Henson This card is considered to Dyan Jorge

Name: Matt Corral 2022 Bowman University Chrome Autographs #BCPAMC RC (SGC 10 | Auto 10) Rookie Card Elden Henson This card is considered to Dyan Jorge
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Matt Corral 2022 Bowman University Chrome Autographs #BCPAMC RC (SGC 10 Auto 10) Rookie Card Elden Henson This card is considered to Dyan Jorge This card is considered to be Joe Namath's second Rookie Card Hand signed on the cover by Anna Kournikova please refer to the photos provided Card has been graded (SGC) 10 and the autograph has been graded (SGC) 10

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