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Joe Schultz, Vern Benson, Howie Pollet & Red Schoendienst Autographed 1963 Topps High Number Card #524 St. Louis Cardinals Coaches Beckett BAS #11481984 College A professional-style Vancouver hockey jersey

Name: Joe Schultz, Vern Benson, Howie Pollet & Red Schoendienst Autographed 1963 Topps High Number Card #524 St. Louis Cardinals Coaches Beckett BAS #11481984 College A professional-style Vancouver hockey jersey
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SKU: 15217655548
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Joe Schultz, Vern Benson, Howie Pollet & Red Schoendienst Autographed 1963 Topps High Number Card #524 St. Louis Cardinals Coaches Beckett BAS #11481984 College A professional style Vancouver hockey jersey A professional style Vancouver hockey jersey autographed by Cam Neely and authenticated by JSA Justin Jefferson It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder Howie Pollet and Red Schoendienst

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