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1954 Original First Issue Sports Illustrated Vintage Magazine COA Topps Insert GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Excellent well preserved condition Color:Royal

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1954 Original First Issue Sports Illustrated Vintage Magazine COA Topps Insert GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Excellent well preserved condition Color:Royal Excellent well preserved condition Excellent condition: number 25 is written on the tag in the bottom left The magazine cover shows Milwaukee Braves star Eddie Mathews at bat and New York Giants catcher Wes Westrum in Milwaukee County Stadium with umpire Augie Donatelli behind the plate in a June 9th Inside is a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the President of Sports Illustrated Magazine housed inside the folio in a protective loader

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