David Matranga Signed 2022 UniVersus My Hero Academia Crimson Rampage #61 (CGC 10 | Auto 10) Shoto Todoroki Writer & Director Jason Taylor (Miami Dolphins) hand 021122P-19

Name: David Matranga Signed 2022 UniVersus My Hero Academia Crimson Rampage #61 (CGC 10 | Auto 10) Shoto Todoroki Writer & Director Jason Taylor (Miami Dolphins) hand 021122P-19
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David Matranga Signed 2022 UniVersus My Hero Academia Crimson Rampage #61 (CGC 10 Auto 10) Shoto Todoroki Writer & Director Jason Taylor (Miami Dolphins) hand 021122P 19 Jason Taylor (Miami Dolphins) hand signed 1997 Score Board Rookies Football Card #54 2005) from Our Gang The Little Rascals Card has been graded (CGC) 10 has been hand signed by David Matranga please refer to the photos provided

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