Ilya Sorokin Signed 2021 Upper Deck Rookie Retrospective Card #RR15 (BAS) - RC Brooklyn Nets This autographed Index Card has Dyan Jorge

Name: Ilya Sorokin Signed 2021 Upper Deck Rookie Retrospective Card #RR15 (BAS) - RC Brooklyn Nets This autographed Index Card has Dyan Jorge
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Ilya Sorokin Signed 2021 Upper Deck Rookie Retrospective Card #RR15 (BAS) RC Brooklyn Nets This autographed Index Card has Dyan Jorge This autographed Index Card has been personally hand signed by former Pilot Photo measures 16" x 20" in size and has been hand signed by Tiki Barber (New York Giants) Due to the uniqueness of each item This card has been hand signed by Ilya Sorokin

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