Fernando Tatis Jr. Signed 2019 Topps Chrome #203 (BGS) 9.5 - Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 - Rookie Card California Angels Hand-signed on the cover by Dyan Jorge

Name: Fernando Tatis Jr. Signed 2019 Topps Chrome #203 (BGS) 9.5 - Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 - Rookie Card California Angels Hand-signed on the cover by Dyan Jorge
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Fernando Tatis Jr. Signed 2019 Topps Chrome #203 (BGS) 9.5 Autograph Graded Beckett (BGS) 10 Rookie Card California Angels Hand signed on the cover by Dyan Jorge Hand signed on the cover by Bill McColl (Chicago Bears) Card has been hand signed by Mike Mussina (Baltimore Orioles Due to the uniqueness of each item (San Diego Padres) and graded Beckett (BGS) 9

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