George Cappuzzello Autographed 1982 Fleer Card #264 Detroit Tigers SKU #166762 HOF A professional style green custom

Name: George Cappuzzello Autographed 1982 Fleer Card #264 Detroit Tigers SKU #166762 HOF A professional style green custom
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SKU: 50663689593
Price: 39.00 USD
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George Cappuzzello Autographed 1982 Fleer Card #264 Detroit Tigers SKU #166762 HOF A professional style green custom A professional style green custom replica football jersey autographed by Denzel Mims and authenticated by JSA These are some of the most reputable authentication services for sports memorabilia This is a 1982 Fleer Card #264 that has been hand signed by George Cappuzzello PSA DNA and JSA authentication

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