Steve Nash Autographed Composite Leather Phoenix Suns Logo Basketball Beckett BAS Witness Hernandez-Felix Card #626 - Paul Sorrento

Name: Steve Nash Autographed Composite Leather Phoenix Suns Logo Basketball Beckett BAS Witness Hernandez-Felix Card #626 - Paul Sorrento
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SKU: 28950268118
Price: 149.50 USD
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Steve Nash Autographed Composite Leather Phoenix Suns Logo Basketball Beckett BAS Witness Hernandez Felix Card #626 Paul Sorrento Card #626 Paul Sorrento A professional style pinstripe custom replica baseball jersey autographed by Gary Sheffield and authenticated by JSA This is a Composite Leather Phoenix Suns Logo Basketball that has been hand signed by Steve Nash This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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