Tara Strong signed Harley Quinn 2023-24 Upper Deck DC Annual #14 (CGC 9 | Autograph Graded CGC 9) Barry Bostwick The winning bidder will receive Dyan Jorge

Name: Tara Strong signed Harley Quinn 2023-24 Upper Deck DC Annual #14 (CGC 9 | Autograph Graded CGC 9) Barry Bostwick The winning bidder will receive Dyan Jorge
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Tara Strong signed Harley Quinn 2023 24 Upper Deck DC Annual #14 (CGC 9 Autograph Graded CGC 9) Barry Bostwick The winning bidder will receive Dyan Jorge The winning bidder will receive a random number from the edition Metcalf (Seattle Seahawks) please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been graded (CGC JSA) 9

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