Curley Culp Signed 1973 Topps #167 Inscribed "HOF 13" (JSA COA) - Rookie Card Gary Vee Vaynerchuk Hand-signed by Nolan Ryan (Texas Dyan Jorge

Name: Curley Culp Signed 1973 Topps #167 Inscribed "HOF 13" (JSA COA) - Rookie Card Gary Vee Vaynerchuk Hand-signed by Nolan Ryan (Texas Dyan Jorge
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Curley Culp Signed 1973 Topps #167 Inscribed "HOF 13" (JSA COA) Rookie Card Gary Vee Vaynerchuk Hand signed by Nolan Ryan (Texas Dyan Jorge Hand signed by Nolan Ryan (Texas Rangers and John Henry Johnson (D please refer to the photos provided The autograph includes an official James Spence Authentication (JSA) hologram and matching COA for authenticity purposes

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