Chauncey Leopardi "Squints" Autographed The Sandlot 8x10 Photo - JSA San Francisco Giants Introducing the Palm Beach Autographs
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Chauncey Leopardi "Squints" Autographed The Sandlot 8x10 Photo - JSA San Francisco Giants Introducing the Palm Beach Autographs
USD60.00
USD81.00
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Chauncey Leopardi "Squints" Autographed The Sandlot 8x10 Photo JSA San Francisco Giants Introducing the Palm Beach Autographs Introducing the Palm Beach Autographs NHL All Star and Award Winners Mystery Grab Bag your chance to own a genuine autographed NHL All Star and Award Winners hockey puck with one exciting catch: you won't know which player you're getting until you tear it open Luis Castillo "3x GG" Autographed Official Gold Glove Baseball JSA This collectible features Leopardi's genuine signature and comes authenticated by JSA (James Spence Authentication) Authentic autographed 8x10 photo of Chauncey Leopardi as "Squints" from the classic film The Sandlot
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