Neil Fiala Autographed Official NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals

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Neil Fiala Autographed Official NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals "1981 Rookie of the Year" Checks RSA offers the best prices

Name: Neil Fiala Autographed Official NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals "1981 Rookie of the Year" Checks RSA offers the best prices
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Neil Fiala Autographed Official NL Baseball St. Louis Cardinals "1981 Rookie of the Year" Checks RSA offers the best prices RSA offers the best prices and a money back guarantee This is a 1961 Topps Card #583 that has been hand signed by Del Crandall This item was inscribed "1981 Rookie of the Year This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Neil Fiala

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