Bill Terry Autographed 1933 Goudey Rookie Card #125 New York Giants Beckett BAS #13885802
Bill Terry Autographed 1933 Goudey Rookie Card #125 New York Giants Beckett BAS #13885802 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of baseball history with this rare 1933 Goudey Rookie Card #125, hand-signed by Hall of Famer Bill Terry. This vintage collectible is a must-have for serious card enthusiasts and New York Giants fans alike.
- Authentic Signature – Hand-signed by Bill Terry, one of the greatest first basemen of his era.
- 1933 Goudey Rookie Card #125 – A rare and historic rookie card from one of the most sought-after pre-war sets.
- Certified by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) – Encapsulated in a tamper-proof holder for long-term preservation and authenticity.
- A Hall of Fame Legacy – Bill Terry led the New York Giants to a 1933 World Series Championship, cementing his place in baseball history.
- Investment-Worthy Collectible – Vintage signed rookie cards are highly valuable and continue to appreciate over time.
Add this authenticated Bill Terry signed rookie card to your collection today and celebrate the legacy of a baseball icon!
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