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1950's 1st Year 500 Mile Stock Car Race Daytona International Speedway Postcard AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL Letter of authenticity from RMY 235847285939

Name: 1950's 1st Year 500 Mile Stock Car Race Daytona International Speedway Postcard AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL Letter of authenticity from RMY 235847285939
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1950's 1st Year 500 Mile Stock Car Race Daytona International Speedway Postcard AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL Letter of authenticity from RMY 235847285939 Letter of authenticity from RMY Auctions included Interior pages have some light water staining emanating from the bottom edge but are largely clean throughout otherwise with minimal creasing or handling wear combined shipping is available Vintage 1950's postcard start of 500 mile stock car race at the New Daytona International Speedway

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