John Routh Signed (JSA) Miami Hurricanes #12 Sebastian The Ibis Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure Inscribed "Sebastian The Ibis" & "1984 - 1992" - Performer Boxing Ticket Cut has been hand-signed by 081422P-19

Name: John Routh Signed (JSA) Miami Hurricanes #12 Sebastian The Ibis Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure Inscribed "Sebastian The Ibis" & "1984 - 1992" - Performer Boxing Ticket Cut has been hand-signed by 081422P-19
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John Routh Signed (JSA) Miami Hurricanes #12 Sebastian The Ibis Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure Inscribed "Sebastian The Ibis" & "1984 1992" Performer Boxing Ticket Cut has been hand signed by 081422P 19 Cut has been hand signed by George Chandler (Captain 1993 Upper Deck Rookie Card hand signed by Derek Jeter (New York Yankees Figure measures approximately 4" tall and comes in the original packaging Due to the uniqueness of each item

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