Emmitt Smith Autographed 1999 Donruss Elite Passing the Torch Card #5B Dallas Cowboys #0133/1500 Beckett BAS #16901362 GriffeyJr-Ken Joe Oliver

Name: Emmitt Smith Autographed 1999 Donruss Elite Passing the Torch Card #5B Dallas Cowboys #0133/1500 Beckett BAS #16901362 GriffeyJr-Ken Joe Oliver
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Emmitt Smith Autographed 1999 Donruss Elite Passing the Torch Card #5B Dallas Cowboys #0133/1500 Beckett BAS #16901362 GriffeyJr-Ken Joe Oliver

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Emmitt Smith Autographed 1999 Donruss Elite Passing the Torch Card #5B Dallas Cowboys #0133 1500 Beckett BAS #16901362 GriffeyJr Ken Joe Oliver Joe Oliver This is a Cincinnati Reds Red Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Elly De La Cruz This is a 1999 Donruss Elite Passing the Torch Card #5B that has been hand signed by Emmitt Smith This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #0133 1500

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