Dave Cole Autographed 1953 Bowman Reprint Card #38 Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #9888189 RSA A professional style red custom

Name: Dave Cole Autographed 1953 Bowman Reprint Card #38 Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #9888189 RSA A professional style red custom
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SKU: 16612924640
Price: 39.00 USD
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Dave Cole Autographed 1953 Bowman Reprint Card #38 Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #9888189 RSA A professional style red custom A professional style red custom replica basketball jersey autographed by Allen Iverson and authenticated by JSA Each box is sealed and mixed at random so you won't know which jersey you'll get until you open it This is a 1953 Bowman Reprint Card #38 that has been hand signed by Dave Cole It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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