Bill Goldberg Signed 1997 WWF Japanese Trivia Card RC (PSA | Autograph Graded PSA 10) - Rookie Card Eugene Deatrick Authentication: Pristine Auction COA & Dyan Jorge

Name: Bill Goldberg Signed 1997 WWF Japanese Trivia Card RC (PSA | Autograph Graded PSA 10) - Rookie Card Eugene Deatrick Authentication: Pristine Auction COA & Dyan Jorge
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Bill Goldberg Signed 1997 WWF Japanese Trivia Card RC (PSA Autograph Graded PSA 10) Rookie Card Eugene Deatrick Authentication: Pristine Auction COA & Dyan Jorge Authentication: Pristine Auction COA & Hologram Hand signed and inscribed by Aaron Sorkin please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been graded PSA 10

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