Dan Marino Signed 1984 Topps #123 PB - Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 - Rookie Card Early Wynn Photo measures approximately 8" x Dyan Jorge

Name: Dan Marino Signed 1984 Topps #123 PB - Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 - Rookie Card Early Wynn Photo measures approximately 8" x Dyan Jorge
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Dan Marino Signed 1984 Topps #123 PB Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 Rookie Card Early Wynn Photo measures approximately 8" x Dyan Jorge Photo measures approximately 8" x 10" in size and is hand signed by Mookie Wilson (New York Mets) Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed by Ben Crenshaw (HOF) please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been graded BGS 10

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