Charlie Scott “HOF 2015” Signed (JSA COA) North Carolina Tar Heels 8×10 Photo Civil Rights Attorney Cut measures approximately 3" x 007

Name: Charlie Scott “HOF 2015” Signed (JSA COA) North Carolina Tar Heels 8×10 Photo Civil Rights Attorney Cut measures approximately 3" x 007
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Charlie Scott “HOF 2015” Signed (JSA COA) North Carolina Tar Heels 8×10 Photo Civil Rights Attorney Cut measures approximately 3

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Charlie Scott “HOF 2015” Signed (JSA COA) North Carolina Tar Heels 8×10 Photo Civil Rights Attorney Cut measures approximately 3" x 007 Cut measures approximately 3" x 5" in size and has been hand signed by Carl Spaatz (D This card has been hand signed by Barry Bonds please refer to the photos provided Authentication: JSA COA

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