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1936 Historic 1st Stock Car Racing Ticket Daytona Beach Auto Race iCert Graded BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Date stamped on back - 235847285939

Name: 1936 Historic 1st Stock Car Racing Ticket Daytona Beach Auto Race iCert Graded BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Date stamped on back - 235847285939
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SKU: 25898352415
Price: 1800.00 USD
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1936 Historic 1st Stock Car Racing Ticket Daytona Beach Auto Race iCert Graded BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Date stamped on back - 235847285939

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1936 Historic 1st Stock Car Racing Ticket Daytona Beach Auto Race iCert Graded BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Date stamped on back 235847285939 Date stamped on back August 27 12" diameter and the $1700 prize went to driver Milt Marion with Bill France finishing fifth combined shipping is available

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