Troy Aikman Signed 1993 Ticket Stub Inscribed "SB XXVII MVP" (BGS & Fantics) Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 Joe Mullen Photo measures 10" x 30" Dyan Jorge

Name: Troy Aikman Signed 1993 Ticket Stub Inscribed "SB XXVII MVP" (BGS & Fantics) Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 Joe Mullen Photo measures 10" x 30" Dyan Jorge
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Troy Aikman Signed 1993 Ticket Stub Inscribed "SB XXVII MVP" (BGS & Fantics) Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 Joe Mullen Photo measures 10" x 30" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 10" x 30" in size and is hand signed by Bobby Orr (Boston Bruins This card has been hand signed by Ben Roethlisberger Due to the uniqueness of each item The autograph has been graded (BGS) 10

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