Mark McGwire 1987 Topps Signed Baseball Rookie Card #366 Graded PSA 6 Auto 10 Cert # 123755529
This 1987 Topps rookie card features Mark McGwire one of baseball's most iconic power hitters and comes beautifully autographed and authenticated by PSA/DNA. The card has received a PSA grade of 6 with an Auto grade of 10 ensuring the autograph is bold clean and perfectly preserved. McGwire's 1987 rookie season marked the beginning of a legendary career that saw him hit 49 home runs'then a rookie record. This card captures that era of baseball history showcasing the vintage Topps design that fans remember from the late 1980s.
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Mark McGwire 1987 Topps Signed Baseball Rookie Card #366 Graded PSA 6 Auto 10 Cert # 123755529
Mark McGwire 1987 Topps Signed Baseball Rookie Card #366 Graded PSA 6 Auto 10 Cert # 123755529
This 1987 Topps rookie card features Mark McGwire one of baseball's most iconic power hitters and comes beautifully autographed and authenticated by PSA/DNA. The card has received a PSA grade of 6 with an Auto grade of 10 ensuring the autograph is bold clean and perfectly preserved. McGwire's 1987 rookie season marked the beginning of a legendary career that saw him hit 49 home runs'then a rookie record. This card captures that era of baseball history showcasing the vintage Topps design that fans remember from the late 1980s.
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This 1987 Topps rookie card features Mark McGwire one of baseball's most iconic power hitters and comes beautifully autographed and authenticated by PSA/DNA. The card has received a PSA grade of 6 with an Auto grade of 10 ensuring the autograph is bold clean and perfectly preserved. McGwire's 1987 rookie season marked the beginning of a legendary career that saw him hit 49 home runs'then a rookie record. This card captures that era of baseball history showcasing the vintage Topps design that fans remember from the late 1980s.
