George Cappuzzello Autographed 1982 Fleer Card #264 Detroit Tigers SKU #166763 MILgoogle This autographed piece of memorabilia

Name: George Cappuzzello Autographed 1982 Fleer Card #264 Detroit Tigers SKU #166763 MILgoogle This autographed piece of memorabilia
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SKU: 4541877363
Price: 39.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0153 (29 reviews)

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George Cappuzzello Autographed 1982 Fleer Card #264 Detroit Tigers SKU #166763 MILgoogle This autographed piece of memorabilia This autographed piece of memorabilia comes with an official Witnessed Protection Program Certificate of Authenticity from James Spence Authentic LLC that guarantees the authenticity of the autograph This is a 1985 Donruss Card #282 that has been hand signed by Ron Reed This is a 1982 Fleer Card #264 that has been hand signed by George Cappuzzello PSA DNA and JSA authentication

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