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Tom Seaver Autographed 1982 Topps Card #31 Cincinnati Reds (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #16177804 Other Card #457 - Ken Patterson

Name: Tom Seaver Autographed 1982 Topps Card #31 Cincinnati Reds (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #16177804 Other Card #457 - Ken Patterson
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Tom Seaver Autographed 1982 Topps Card #31 Cincinnati Reds (Back Damage) Beckett BAS #16177804 Other Card #457 Ken Patterson Card #457 Ken Patterson This is an Official NFL Leather Super Bowl XXXIX Logo Football that has been hand signed by Tom Brady It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder This is a 1982 Topps Card #31 that has been hand signed by Tom Seaver

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