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Larry Bird Autographed 2010 Upper Deck World of Sports Clear Competitors Card #CC4 Boston Celtics Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 #264/550 Beckett BAS Witness #16862768 03-14 This is a 2021-22 Donruss
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Larry Bird Autographed 2010 Upper Deck World of Sports Clear Competitors Card #CC4 Boston Celtics Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 #264 550 Beckett BAS Witness #16862768 03 14 This is a 2021 22 Donruss This is a 2021 22 Donruss Optic Blue Velocity Prizm Card #128 that has been hand signed by Stephen Curry The jersey is a striking blue color with white and silver highlights The condition of the signature was graded a Gem Mint 10 by Beckett BAS Witness This is a 2010 Upper Deck World of Sports Clear Competitors Card #CC4 that has been hand signed by Larry Bird
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