1969 Montreal Expos 1st Ever Franchise Game + Win MLB Ticket Mets PSA Authentic Concert then of the Oilers 334112325903

Name: 1969 Montreal Expos 1st Ever Franchise Game + Win MLB Ticket Mets PSA Authentic Concert then of the Oilers 334112325903
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1969 Montreal Expos 1st Ever Franchise Game + Win MLB Ticket Mets PSA Authentic Concert then of the Oilers 334112325903

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1969 Montreal Expos 1st Ever Franchise Game + Win MLB Ticket Mets PSA Authentic Concert then of the Oilers 334112325903 then of the Oilers creasing throughout cover 1969 First ever franchise game + win MLB baseball ticket stub for Montreal Expos at Shea Stadium Montreal Expos defeat the New York Mets 11 10 + Mets 1969 opening day + World Series winning season

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