Alexei Kovalev Signed 1991-92 Upper Deck #655 - Autograph Graded (PSA) 10 - Rookie Card Bruce Matthews This card has been hand-signed Dyan Jorge

Name: Alexei Kovalev Signed 1991-92 Upper Deck #655 - Autograph Graded (PSA) 10 - Rookie Card Bruce Matthews This card has been hand-signed Dyan Jorge
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Alexei Kovalev Signed 1991 92 Upper Deck #655 Autograph Graded (PSA) 10 Rookie Card Bruce Matthews This card has been hand signed Dyan Jorge This card has been hand signed by Dave Casper (Oakland Raiders) and inscribed 'HOF 02' 5" in size and has been hand signed by Al Kaline (D please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been graded PSA 10

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