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Barry Bonds Signed 1987 Topps Rookie Card #320 (PSA/DNA) Alexander Ludwig Card has been hand-signed by Eric Gagne

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Barry Bonds Signed 1987 Topps Rookie Card #320 (PSA DNA) Alexander Ludwig Card has been hand signed by Eric Gagne Card has been hand signed by Isaiah Jackson (Kentucky Wildcats) Card has been hand signed by Klay Thompson (Washington Cougars) please refer to the photos provided Due to the uniqueness of each item

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