Derick Brassard 2008 UD Black Letterman Patch Autographed Relic Hockey Card #43 - #037/399 David Cone This is a Jason Williams Dyan Jorge

Name: Derick Brassard 2008 UD Black Letterman Patch Autographed Relic Hockey Card #43 - #037/399 David Cone This is a Jason Williams Dyan Jorge
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Derick Brassard 2008 UD Black Letterman Patch Autographed Relic Hockey Card #43 #037 399 David Cone This is a Jason Williams Dyan Jorge This is a Jason Williams (as a member of the Sacremento Kings) Signed 1998 99 Topps Rookie Basketball card HOF) and Zach Thomas (Miami Dolphins) We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition The card has been serially numbered 037 399

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