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Charlie Smith Autographed 1967 Topps Card #257 New York Yankees Beckett BAS #12057154 BX This is a Clemson Tigers

Name: Charlie Smith Autographed 1967 Topps Card #257 New York Yankees Beckett BAS #12057154 BX This is a Clemson Tigers
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Charlie Smith Autographed 1967 Topps Card #257 New York Yankees Beckett BAS #12057154 BX This is a Clemson Tigers This is a Clemson Tigers Logo Football that has been hand signed by Brian Dawkins Bieber inscribed this item "2020 AL Cy Young This is a 1967 Topps Card #257 that has been hand signed by Charlie Smith It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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