Damian Lillard Signed 2012 Panini Prizm #245 RC (PSA | Auto 10) Rookie Card | Autograph Graded 10 Amelia Kinkade Photo measures 11" x 14" Dyan Jorge

Name: Damian Lillard Signed 2012 Panini Prizm #245 RC (PSA | Auto 10) Rookie Card | Autograph Graded 10 Amelia Kinkade Photo measures 11" x 14" Dyan Jorge
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Damian Lillard Signed 2012 Panini Prizm #245 RC (PSA Auto 10) Rookie Card Autograph Graded 10 Amelia Kinkade Photo measures 11" x 14" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 11" x 14" in size and has been hand signed by Jeff Bergman and Eric Bauza (Various voices) Adonay Foyle please refer to the photos provided The card has been authenticated by PSA and the autograph has been graded PSA 10

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