Pete Rose Signed 1983 World Series Game 3 Ticket Stub Inscribed "4256" - Autograph Graded PSA 10 Big show Hand-signed by Alex Wojciechowicz (D Dyan Jorge

Name: Pete Rose Signed 1983 World Series Game 3 Ticket Stub Inscribed "4256" - Autograph Graded PSA 10 Big show Hand-signed by Alex Wojciechowicz (D Dyan Jorge
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Pete Rose Signed 1983 World Series Game 3 Ticket Stub Inscribed "4256" Autograph Graded PSA 10 Big show Hand signed by Alex Wojciechowicz (D Dyan Jorge Hand signed by Alex Wojciechowicz (D This card has been hand signed by Scottie Barnes (Toronto Raptors) Due to the uniqueness of each item Hand signed and inscribed by Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds)

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