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Roger Maris Autographed Framed 8x10 Magazine Page Photo St. Louis Cardinals JSA #BB70288 RipkenJr-Cal This is a 1966 Topps

Name: Roger Maris Autographed Framed 8x10 Magazine Page Photo St. Louis Cardinals JSA #BB70288 RipkenJr-Cal This is a 1966 Topps
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SKU: 29316348545
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Roger Maris Autographed Framed 8x10 Magazine Page Photo St. Louis Cardinals JSA #BB70288 RipkenJr Cal This is a 1966 Topps This is a 1966 Topps Card #278 that has been hand signed by Cal Koonce This is a 1959 Mirro Krome Postcard This item has been certified authentic by JSA and comes with their tamper proof hologram and matching full page certificate of authenticity that has been hand signed by Roger Maris

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