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1953 World Series Game 3 Ticket Ebbets Field Dodgers Yankees iCert 5.5 EX+ MLB POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Letter of Authenticity by RR The Dogs of War

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1953 World Series Game 3 Ticket Ebbets Field Dodgers Yankees iCert 5.5 EX+ MLB POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Letter of Authenticity by RR The Dogs of War Letter of Authenticity by RR Auction Daniel Fouts is an American former professional football quarterback who played for the San Diego Chargers of the National Football League throughout his 15 season career Check out our other graded baseball memorabilia Campanella hits a home run and Jackie Robinson goes 3 of 4 at the plate

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