Clarence “Cito” Gaston “2X WSC, 4X ALC” Signed 1969 Topps Rookie Card #304 - PSA/DNA - RC Green Day This card has been personally Dyan Jorge

Name: Clarence “Cito” Gaston “2X WSC, 4X ALC” Signed 1969 Topps Rookie Card #304 - PSA/DNA - RC Green Day This card has been personally Dyan Jorge
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Clarence “Cito” Gaston “2X WSC, 4X ALC” Signed 1969 Topps Rookie Card #304 PSA DNA RC Green Day This card has been personally Dyan Jorge This card has been personally hand signed by Bobby Hull (HOF) of the Blackhawks Ferrari Mini Racing Helmet hand signed by Charles Leclerc Due to the uniqueness of each item 4X ALC” San Diego Padres Signed 1969 Topps Rookie Card #304

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