Alexander Romanov Signed 2020-21 Upper Deck National Hockey Card Day Canada #CAN4 RC (PSA) - Rookie Card Enos Slaughter Authentic ticket is dated October Dyan Jorge

Name: Alexander Romanov Signed 2020-21 Upper Deck National Hockey Card Day Canada #CAN4 RC (PSA) - Rookie Card Enos Slaughter Authentic ticket is dated October Dyan Jorge
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Alexander Romanov Signed 2020 21 Upper Deck National Hockey Card Day Canada #CAN4 RC (PSA) Rookie Card Enos Slaughter Authentic ticket is dated October Dyan Jorge Authentic ticket is dated October 23 Detroit Tigers The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA DNA for authenticity purposes Due to the uniqueness of each item

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