Name: DeMar DeRozan Toronto Raptors Autographed 2009-10 Panini Studio #148 Becket
Brand: Panini America
SKU: 5300752
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DeMar DeRozan Toronto Raptors Autographed 2009-10 Panini Studio #148 Becket - 5300752

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As a key player for the Toronto Raptors, this DeMar DeRozan 2009-10 Panini Studio #148 Beckett Fanatics Witnessed Authenticated Rookie Card is a must-have for any serious NBA collector. This card features a striking design and the Toronto Raptors stars autograph. Highlight the impact DeMar DeRozan is making on the game with this sought-after card.

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