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Josh Berry Signed Nascar First Cup Win | Las Vegas Win 2025 11x14 Photo (PA) Eric Roberts Hand-signed and inscribed by Gil Christopher Miller
Josh Berry Signed Nascar First Cup Win | Las Vegas Win 2025 11x14 Photo (PA) Eric Roberts Hand-signed and inscribed by Gil Christopher Miller
Josh Berry Signed Nascar First Cup Win | Las Vegas Win 2025 11x14 Photo (PA) Eric Roberts Hand-signed and inscribed by Gil Christopher Miller
Josh Berry Signed Nascar First Cup Win | Las Vegas Win 2025 11x14 Photo (PA) Eric Roberts Hand-signed and inscribed by Gil Christopher Miller
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Josh Berry Signed Nascar First Cup Win Las Vegas Win 2025 11x14 Photo (PA) Eric Roberts Hand signed and inscribed by Gil Christopher Miller Hand signed and inscribed by Gil Gerard (Captain William "Buck" Rogers) Authentication: Ruettiger Hologram' We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition please refer to the photos provided

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