Steve Hertz Autographed 1964 Topps Rookie Card #544 Houston Colt .45's High Number SKU #170361 Yankees This is a Blue Jersey

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Steve Hertz Autographed 1964 Topps Rookie Card #544 Houston Colt .45's High Number SKU #170361 Yankees This is a Blue Jersey

Name: Steve Hertz Autographed 1964 Topps Rookie Card #544 Houston Colt .45's High Number SKU #170361 Yankees This is a Blue Jersey
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Steve Hertz Autographed 1964 Topps Rookie Card #544 Houston Colt .45's High Number SKU #170361 Yankees This is a Blue Jersey This is a Blue Jersey that has been hand signed by Lou Holtz 326 Career wins as Mgr This is a high number card This is a 1964 Topps Rookie Card #544 that has been hand signed by Steve Hertz

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