Jim Craig Signed "Gold Medal Strategies" Hardcover Book Inscribed "1980 Gold" (PSA) 1975 National League Series 5" x 11" in size Dyan Jorge

Name: Jim Craig Signed "Gold Medal Strategies" Hardcover Book Inscribed "1980 Gold" (PSA) 1975 National League Series 5" x 11" in size Dyan Jorge
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Jim Craig Signed "Gold Medal Strategies" Hardcover Book Inscribed "1980 Gold" (PSA) 1975 National League Series 5" x 11" in size Dyan Jorge 5" x 11" in size and has been hand signed and inscribed by Locke Easton 1974 World Series Game 1 Ticket has been hand signed by Reggie Jackson (Oakland Athletics We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition Autograph includes an official PSA DNA hologram and matching COA for authenticity purposes

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