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Kevin Bass, Eddie Romero & Ned Yost Autographed 1979 Topps Rookie Card #708 Milwaukee Brewers 7.16minis This is a Seattle Seahawks

Name: Kevin Bass, Eddie Romero & Ned Yost Autographed 1979 Topps Rookie Card #708 Milwaukee Brewers 7.16minis This is a Seattle Seahawks
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SKU: 48415676305
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Kevin Bass, Eddie Romero & Ned Yost Autographed 1979 Topps Rookie Card #708 Milwaukee Brewers 7.16minis This is a Seattle Seahawks This is a Seattle Seahawks White Logo Football that has been hand signed by Jaxon Smith Njigba This is a 1975 Topps Card #191 that has been hand signed by John Brown This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett and JSA authentication

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