1984 USA Olympic Baseball Team Autographed 4x9.5 First Day Cover With 21 Signatures Including Mark McGwire & Barry Larkin Stock #202980 Warehouse Card #122 - Rudy Seanez

Name: 1984 USA Olympic Baseball Team Autographed 4x9.5 First Day Cover With 21 Signatures Including Mark McGwire & Barry Larkin Stock #202980 Warehouse Card #122 - Rudy Seanez
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SKU: 96199033602
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1984 USA Olympic Baseball Team Autographed 4x9.5 First Day Cover With 21 Signatures Including Mark McGwire & Barry Larkin Stock #202980 Warehouse Card #122 Rudy Seanez Card #122 Rudy Seanez This is a 1996 97 EX 2000 Card #68 that has been hand signed by Gary Payton 5 First Day Cover that has been hand signed by 21 members of the 1984 USA Olympic Baseball Team ¬†This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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