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1977 The Diodes Red Rubber Ball Signed CBS Promo 45 RPM Record Punk Band FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS where they defeated Stephen Curry Some creasing in corners

Name: 1977 The Diodes Red Rubber Ball Signed CBS Promo 45 RPM Record Punk Band FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS where they defeated Stephen Curry Some creasing in corners
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SKU: 49048240695
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1977 The Diodes Red Rubber Ball Signed CBS Promo 45 RPM Record Punk Band FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS where they defeated Stephen Curry Some creasing in corners

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1977 The Diodes Red Rubber Ball Signed CBS Promo 45 RPM Record Punk Band FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS where they defeated Stephen Curry Some creasing in corners where they defeated Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors Dimensions: 1 1 2" x 2 1 8" Sleeve is 7 x 7” autographs present well with no smudging

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