Dan Quisenberry Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card #2 Waterloo Royals Beckett BAS #17068694 Basketballs that has been hand signed

Name: Dan Quisenberry Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card #2 Waterloo Royals Beckett BAS #17068694 Basketballs that has been hand signed
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Dan Quisenberry Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card #2 Waterloo Royals Beckett BAS #17068694 Basketballs that has been hand signed that has been hand signed by Kevin Durant This item was inscribed "HT 77 It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder This is a 1975 TCMA Rookie Card #2 that has been hand signed by Dan Quisenberry

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