Robert J. O'Neill Signed OFFICE-ially the Largest 1992 Pro Set Guinness Book of Records #26 Inscribed "9-11-01" (PSA) PSA in-the-Presence Larry Walker Photo has been made limited 081422P-19

Name: Robert J. O'Neill Signed OFFICE-ially the Largest 1992 Pro Set Guinness Book of Records #26 Inscribed "9-11-01" (PSA) PSA in-the-Presence Larry Walker Photo has been made limited 081422P-19
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Robert J. O'Neill Signed OFFICE ially the Largest 1992 Pro Set Guinness Book of Records #26 Inscribed "9 11 01" (PSA) PSA in the Presence Larry Walker Photo has been made limited 081422P 19 Photo has been made limited edition and been hand numbered #15 150 The signing of this item was witnessed by BeckettAuthentication: Beckett COA Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Robert J We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition

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