Rod Kanehl Autographed 1963 Topps Card #371 New York Mets SKU #170149 Premium-BS A NBA court panel autographed

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Rod Kanehl Autographed 1963 Topps Card #371 New York Mets SKU #170149 Premium-BS A NBA court panel autographed

Name: Rod Kanehl Autographed 1963 Topps Card #371 New York Mets SKU #170149 Premium-BS A NBA court panel autographed
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SKU: 28057497505
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Rod Kanehl Autographed 1963 Topps Card #371 New York Mets SKU #170149 Premium BS A NBA court panel autographed A NBA court panel autographed by Steve Francis with The Franchise inscription and authenticated by JSA This guarantees that your investment is genuine and bolsters its worth and allure to collectors like yourself This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett This is a 1963 Topps Card #371 that has been hand signed by Rod Kanehl

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