Ronnie Lott Signed 1982 Topps #486 - Autograph Graded Beckett 10 - Rookie Card Actress The lot/autograph(s) includes an official Dyan Jorge

Name: Ronnie Lott Signed 1982 Topps #486 - Autograph Graded Beckett 10 - Rookie Card Actress The lot/autograph(s) includes an official Dyan Jorge
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Ronnie Lott Signed 1982 Topps #486 Autograph Graded Beckett 10 Rookie Card Actress The lot autograph(s) includes an official Dyan Jorge The lot autograph(s) includes an official SportsMemorabilia Card has been hand signed by Michael Nunn please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by Beckett (BGS) for authenticity purposes

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