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1977 Toronto Blue Jays First Franchise Game Full Red Ticket iCert Graded 7.5 MLB Music Rare and historic document dated 235847285939

Name: 1977 Toronto Blue Jays First Franchise Game Full Red Ticket iCert Graded 7.5 MLB Music Rare and historic document dated 235847285939
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1977 Toronto Blue Jays First Franchise Game Full Red Ticket iCert Graded 7.5 MLB Music Rare and historic document dated 235847285939 Rare and historic document dated May 5th 1964 typed and signed by former Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson Brian Smith combined shipping is available Jays win 9 5

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