1957 Elvis Presley Toronto MLG Concert Ticket Stub POP 1 PSA 2 Extremely Rare BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Measurements: each stamped set is Circa 1960s Maple Leafs

Name: 1957 Elvis Presley Toronto MLG Concert Ticket Stub POP 1 PSA 2 Extremely Rare BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Measurements: each stamped set is Circa 1960s Maple Leafs
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SKU: 94437986358
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1957 Elvis Presley Toronto MLG Concert Ticket Stub POP 1 PSA 2 Extremely Rare BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Measurements: each stamped set is Circa 1960s Maple Leafs Measurements: each stamped set is 6 Ed Rodriguez and Robin Yount (HOF) Extremely rare and sought after piece of Elvis history a must have for any Elvis or music collector as well as a copy of a Toronto newspaper advertisement indicating that the second of the two shows that day (at 9:00pm) should have “Series 12” printed on the ticket

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