Charles White Autographed Sports Illustrated Magazine USC Trojans "To Stan" Beckett BAS #B63672 OL This is a San Francisco

Name: Charles White Autographed Sports Illustrated Magazine USC Trojans "To Stan" Beckett BAS #B63672 OL This is a San Francisco
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SKU: 16541931797
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Charles White Autographed Sports Illustrated Magazine USC Trojans "To Stan" Beckett BAS #B63672 OL This is a San Francisco This is a San Francisco 49ers Lunar Eclipse White Full Size Replica Speed Helmet that has been hand signed by Trey Lance from Hall of Famers and longtime athletes to recent recruits and college heroes This is a Sports Illustrated Magazine that has been hand signed by Charles White It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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