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1956 World Series Game 2 Stub PSA Good 2 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Berra BASEBALL PHOTOS some writing on back in Canada on July 30
1956 World Series Game 2 Stub PSA Good 2 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Berra BASEBALL PHOTOS some writing on back in Canada on July 30
1956 World Series Game 2 Stub PSA Good 2 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Berra BASEBALL PHOTOS some writing on back in Canada on July 30
1956 World Series Game 2 Stub PSA Good 2 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Berra BASEBALL PHOTOS some writing on back in Canada on July 30
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1956 World Series Game 2 Stub PSA Good 2 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Berra BASEBALL PHOTOS some writing on back in Canada on July 30

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1956 World Series Game 2 Stub PSA Good 2 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Berra BASEBALL PHOTOS some writing on back in Canada on July 30 some writing on back in pencil otherwise little sign of handling wear Stamped on the back "L Please check out our vintage baseball collectibles 1956 World Series Game 2 Ticket Stub

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