Nicklas Lidstrom Signed 1991 Upper Deck #26 - Graded Mint 9 with Gem Mint 10 Autograph (PSA/DNA Encapsulated) - Rookie Card Brian Urlacher Overall Grade 10 | Autograph 021122P-19

Name: Nicklas Lidstrom Signed 1991 Upper Deck #26 - Graded Mint 9 with Gem Mint 10 Autograph (PSA/DNA Encapsulated) - Rookie Card Brian Urlacher Overall Grade 10 | Autograph 021122P-19
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SKU: 61400870416
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Nicklas Lidstrom Signed 1991 Upper Deck #26 Graded Mint 9 with Gem Mint 10 Autograph (PSA DNA Encapsulated) Rookie Card Brian Urlacher Overall Grade 10 Autograph 021122P 19 Overall Grade 10 Autograph Grade 10 Baseball Grade 10 Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed and inscribed by Mike Flanagan (D This card has been hand signed by Nicklas Lidstrom (Team Sweden) please refer to the photos provided

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