Matthew Tkachuk Autographed Signed Photo NHL Hockey Calgary Flames COA Canadian and unused CTV decal from BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

Name: Matthew Tkachuk Autographed Signed Photo NHL Hockey Calgary Flames COA Canadian and unused CTV decal from BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS
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SKU: 23746993807
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Matthew Tkachuk Autographed Signed Photo NHL Hockey Calgary Flames COA Canadian and unused CTV decal from BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS and unused CTV decal from the Gold Medal Game in Men's Ice Hockey between the host Canada and the United States at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver Paul Henderson scores perhaps the most famous goal in hockey history in the dying seconds of game eight to clinch the series for Canada Certificate of Authenticity included on back Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (glorydayscollectibles) to stay updated on our upcoming auctions and events

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