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Jay Buhner Autographed 1988 Score Traded Rookie Card #95T Seattle Mariners Stock #151633 Standard Matboard 1963 and 1965 World Series

Name: Jay Buhner Autographed 1988 Score Traded Rookie Card #95T Seattle Mariners Stock #151633 Standard Matboard 1963 and 1965 World Series
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SKU: 86977882716
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Jay Buhner Autographed 1988 Score Traded Rookie Card #95T Seattle Mariners Stock #151633 Standard Matboard 1963 and 1965 World Series 1963 and 1965 World Series Champion This is a 1965 Topps Rookie Card #453 that has been hand signed by John Werhas PSA DNA and JSA authentication This is a 1988 Score Traded Rookie Card #95T that has been hand signed by Jay Buhner

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