Tricia O'Neil Signed (ACOA) "Star Trek: The Next Generation" 8x10 Photo - Capt. Rachel Garrett Port of Miami 2 Gruning (D Dyan Jorge

Name: Tricia O'Neil Signed (ACOA) "Star Trek: The Next Generation" 8x10 Photo - Capt. Rachel Garrett Port of Miami 2 Gruning (D Dyan Jorge
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Tricia O'Neil Signed (ACOA) "Star Trek: The Next Generation" 8x10 Photo Capt. Rachel Garrett Port of Miami 2 Gruning (D Dyan Jorge Gruning (D The autograph includes an official Steiner hologram as well as an official MLB Authentication hologram for authenticity purposes We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition The autograph includes an official AutographCOA (ACOA) Authentication hologram and matching COA for authenticity purposes

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