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Don "Jaws" Hardeman Autographed 1976 Topps Rookie Card #254 Houston Oilers Beckett BAS #12306707 RSA-Mystery A Louisville Slugger Official MLB

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Don "Jaws" Hardeman Autographed 1976 Topps Rookie Card #254 Houston Oilers Beckett BAS #12306707 RSA Mystery A Louisville Slugger Official MLB A Louisville Slugger Official MLB baseball bat autographed by Joe Torre and authenticated by JSA Troy PolamaluJustin JeffersonJason Witten It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder This is a 1976 Topps Rookie Card #254 that has been hand signed by Don "Jaws" Hardeman

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