Completed Dalbs&90's inserts

[Dalbs]

Dalbs gets $$$

90's Inserts gets

1992 NBA Hoops Patrick Ewing His Ultimate Game. (NNO)
1992 NBA Hoops Lottery Pick Card. (NNO)
1992/93 Topps Archives Master Photo 1990 Derrick Coleman (NNO)
1993/94 Fleer Ultra NBA All Rookie 1st Team LaPhonso Ellis (1)
1993/94 Fleer Ultra All Rookie Series Dino Radja (11
1993/94 Skybox Chris Mills (DP22)
1993/94 Upper Deck Locker Talk David Robinson (LT9)
1993/94 Upper Deck Trade Rookie Exchange (NNO)
1993/94 NBA Jam Session Rookie Standouts Vin Baker (1 of 8)
1993/94 NBA JAM Session Shawn Bradley (2 of 8
1994/95 Team Leaders Complete Set (1-9)


Agreed mate?

 

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[90'inserts]

paid last night cnt wait thanks

 

[Dalbs]

got the cash thanks, Top work.