Pete Rose Signed 1980 National League Championship Series Game 2 Ticket Inscribed "4256" - Autograph Graded PSA 10 UNLV Runnin' Rebels Hart added the inscriptions "Love" Dyan Jorge

Name: Pete Rose Signed 1980 National League Championship Series Game 2 Ticket Inscribed "4256" - Autograph Graded PSA 10 UNLV Runnin' Rebels Hart added the inscriptions "Love" Dyan Jorge
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Pete Rose Signed 1980 National League Championship Series Game 2 Ticket Inscribed "4256" Autograph Graded PSA 10 UNLV Runnin' Rebels Hart added the inscriptions "Love" Dyan Jorge Hart added the inscriptions "Love" & "Where The Boys Are 1960" Photo measures 11" x 14" in size and has been hand signed and inscribed by Dave Robinson (Green Bay Packers Due to the uniqueness of each item Hand signed and inscribed by Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds)

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