Chicago White Sox Bo Jackson Autographed White Pinstripe Nike Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #218040 Phillies This is a vintage rookie

Name: Chicago White Sox Bo Jackson Autographed White Pinstripe Nike Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #218040 Phillies This is a vintage rookie
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SKU: 15906928178
Price: 199.50 USD
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Chicago White Sox Bo Jackson Autographed White Pinstripe Nike Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #218040 Phillies This is a vintage rookie

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Chicago White Sox Bo Jackson Autographed White Pinstripe Nike Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #218040 Phillies This is a vintage rookie This is a vintage rookie era signature You also receive a Certificate of Authenticity and our 100% money back guarantee This is a White Pinstripe Nike Chicago White Sox Jersey that has been hand signed by Bo Jackson This jersey is Size L

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