Boxing Legends Autographed Boxing Illustrated Magazine With 4 Signatures Including Fighting Harada & Emile Griffith Beckett BAS #AC56724 Suzuki-Ichiro Card #309 - David Hulse

Name: Boxing Legends Autographed Boxing Illustrated Magazine With 4 Signatures Including Fighting Harada & Emile Griffith Beckett BAS #AC56724 Suzuki-Ichiro Card #309 - David Hulse
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Boxing Legends Autographed Boxing Illustrated Magazine With 4 Signatures Including Fighting Harada & Emile Griffith Beckett BAS #AC56724 Suzuki Ichiro Card #309 David Hulse Card #309 David Hulse This card features a game used base relic used during the 2001 ALCS Game 1 Emile Griffith This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their Tamper Proof Hologram and matching full page certificate of authenticity

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