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Tony Curry Autographed 1961 Post Cereal Card #120 Philadelphia Phillies "Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #16857511 mys_current star jer This item was inscribed "2022

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Tony Curry Autographed 1961 Post Cereal Card #120 Philadelphia Phillies "Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #16857511 mys_current star jer This item was inscribed "2022 This item was inscribed "2022 WS Champs This is a 1968 Topps Card #131 that has been hand signed by Frank Bertaina It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder This item was inscribed "Best Wishes"

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