Johnny Bench Autographed 1968 Topps Rookie Card #247 New York Mets Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA #68018584 Helmets Card #287 - Pete Schourek

Name: Johnny Bench Autographed 1968 Topps Rookie Card #247 New York Mets Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA/DNA #68018584 Helmets Card #287 - Pete Schourek
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SKU: 52015498689
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Johnny Bench Autographed 1968 Topps Rookie Card #247 New York Mets Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 PSA DNA #68018584 Helmets Card #287 Pete Schourek Card #287 Pete Schourek " There is minor toning on this baseball as shown This is a 1968 Topps Rookie Card #247 that has been hand signed by Johnny Bench It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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