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Ray ‘Boom Boom’ Mancini Signed Black Everlast Boxing Glove (JSA Witness COA) Kirk Gibson The card has been serially Shawn Colvin

Name: Ray ‘Boom Boom’ Mancini Signed Black Everlast Boxing Glove (JSA Witness COA) Kirk Gibson The card has been serially Shawn Colvin
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Ray ‘Boom Boom’ Mancini Signed Black Everlast Boxing Glove (JSA Witness COA) Kirk Gibson The card has been serially Shawn Colvin The card has been serially numbered #80 of 99 "Dummy Boy" vinyl record album has been hand signed on the album cover by Tekashi69 please refer to the photos provided Authentication: JSA COA

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