Devon Sawa Signed 1995 Fleer Casper Getting Boxed In #44 (CGC | Autograph Graded CGC 10) Autograph Graded CGC 10 Pepper 5" in size and has Dyan Jorge

Name: Devon Sawa Signed 1995 Fleer Casper Getting Boxed In #44 (CGC | Autograph Graded CGC 10) Autograph Graded CGC 10 Pepper 5" in size and has Dyan Jorge
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Devon Sawa Signed 1995 Fleer Casper Getting Boxed In #44 (CGC Autograph Graded CGC 10) Autograph Graded CGC 10 Pepper 5" in size and has Dyan Jorge 5" in size and has been hand signed by Duke Snider (D Card has been hand signed by Edouard Mendy (Chelsea FC) please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been graded (CGC) 10

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