Alex DeBrincat Signed 2017-18 Upper Deck #221 YG RC (PSA 9) Rookie Card - Young Guns Armie Hammer Photo measures 11" x 14" Dyan Jorge

Name: Alex DeBrincat Signed 2017-18 Upper Deck #221 YG RC (PSA 9) Rookie Card - Young Guns Armie Hammer Photo measures 11" x 14" Dyan Jorge
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Alex DeBrincat Signed 2017 18 Upper Deck #221 YG RC (PSA 9) Rookie Card Young Guns Armie Hammer Photo measures 11" x 14" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 11" x 14" in size and has been hand signed by Lawrence Taylor (New York Giants "You Love Me" hardcover book has been hand signed on the inside title page by Caroline Kepnes please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been graded PSA 9

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