Lawson Crouse Signed 2016-17 Upper Deck Canvas #C113 YG RC (PSA) Rookie Card Steven Lisberger 1981 First Day Cover cachet Dyan Jorge

Name: Lawson Crouse Signed 2016-17 Upper Deck Canvas #C113 YG RC (PSA) Rookie Card Steven Lisberger 1981 First Day Cover cachet Dyan Jorge
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Lawson Crouse Signed 2016 17 Upper Deck Canvas #C113 YG RC (PSA) Rookie Card Steven Lisberger 1981 First Day Cover cachet Dyan Jorge 1981 First Day Cover cachet envelope measures 4" x 9 Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Rick Mahorn (Washington Bullets) We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA DNA for authenticity purposes

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