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1977 Toronto Blue Jays Franchise First Game Full Ticket Stub iCert Graded BASEBALL VARIOUS Please have a look at 235847285939

Name: 1977 Toronto Blue Jays Franchise First Game Full Ticket Stub iCert Graded BASEBALL VARIOUS Please have a look at 235847285939
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SKU: 49665486760
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1977 Toronto Blue Jays Franchise First Game Full Ticket Stub iCert Graded BASEBALL VARIOUS Please have a look at 235847285939 Please have a look at our other vintage baseball memorabilia and various autographs ITEM ID: B12 Feel free to contact us with any questions you have Jay's Doug Alt hits 2 HRs

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