Andre Dawson Signed 1978 Topps #72 Inscribed "HOF 2010" (PSA) Baseball ticket The lot autograph includes an Dyan Jorge

Name: Andre Dawson Signed 1978 Topps #72 Inscribed "HOF 2010" (PSA) Baseball ticket The lot autograph includes an Dyan Jorge
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Andre Dawson Signed 1978 Topps #72 Inscribed "HOF 2010" (PSA) Baseball ticket The lot autograph includes an Dyan Jorge The lot autograph includes an official James Spence Authentication (JSA) hologram for authenticity purposes Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Andre Dawson (Montreal Expos We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA DNA for authenticity purposes

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