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Bob Gibson Signed 1982 Topps K-Mart Baseball Card #14 - Auto Graded 10! (BAS Encapsulated) Martina Navratilova Photo measures 8
Bob Gibson Signed 1982 Topps K-Mart Baseball Card #14 - Auto Graded 10! (BAS Encapsulated) Martina Navratilova Photo measures 8
Bob Gibson Signed 1982 Topps K-Mart Baseball Card #14 - Auto Graded 10! (BAS Encapsulated) Martina Navratilova Photo measures 8
Bob Gibson Signed 1982 Topps K-Mart Baseball Card #14 - Auto Graded 10! (BAS Encapsulated) Martina Navratilova Photo measures 8
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Bob Gibson Signed 1982 Topps K-Mart Baseball Card #14 - Auto Graded 10! (BAS Encapsulated) Martina Navratilova Photo measures 8" x 10" Christopher Miller

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Bob Gibson Signed 1982 Topps K Mart Baseball Card #14 Auto Graded 10! (BAS Encapsulated) Martina Navratilova Photo measures 8" x 10" Christopher Miller Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed by Hulk Hogan (HOF) Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Denis Potvin (New York Islanders It comes encapsulated and authenticated by BAS in the plastic case This autograph is certified by BAS (Beckett Authentication Service)

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