Cal Koonce Autographed 1967 Topps Card #171 Chicago Cubs PSA/DNA #83919642 Bengals This is a 3x6 Check

Name: Cal Koonce Autographed 1967 Topps Card #171 Chicago Cubs PSA/DNA #83919642 Bengals This is a 3x6 Check
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SKU: 16707492885
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Cal Koonce Autographed 1967 Topps Card #171 Chicago Cubs PSA DNA #83919642 Bengals This is a 3x6 Check This is a 3x6 Check that has been hand signed by Les Horvath This is an official leather Wilson NFL Football that has been hand signed by 45 members of the 1963 Green Bay Packers team This is a 1967 Topps Card #171 that has been hand signed by Cal Koonce It has been authenticated by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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