Irene Bedard Signed (JSA) "Disney Princess" #1017 Funko Pop! Inscribed "Pocahontas" - Voice of Pocahontas Chloe Kim Buffalo Bills) Dyan Jorge

Name: Irene Bedard Signed (JSA) "Disney Princess" #1017 Funko Pop! Inscribed "Pocahontas" - Voice of Pocahontas Chloe Kim Buffalo Bills) Dyan Jorge
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Irene Bedard Signed (JSA) "Disney Princess" #1017 Funko Pop! Inscribed "Pocahontas" Voice of Pocahontas Chloe Kim Buffalo Bills) Dyan Jorge Buffalo Bills) This card has been hand signed by Jack Morris (Detroit Tigers please refer to the photos provided Autograph includes an official James Spence Authentication (JSA) hologram and matching COA for authenticity purposes

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