Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift Signed Chicago Bears Speed Mini Football Helmet (JSA) Magic This is a 1979 Diamond

Name: Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift Signed Chicago Bears Speed Mini Football Helmet (JSA) Magic This is a 1979 Diamond
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29555568042
Price: 199.99 USD
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Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift Signed Chicago Bears Speed Mini Football Helmet (JSA) Magic This is a 1979 Diamond This is a 1979 Diamond Greats Card #193 that has been hand signed by Nelson Potter A full size Riddell Speed NFL football helmet autographed by Warren Sapp with HOF 13 inscription and authenticated by BECKETT This officially licensed mini football helmet has been personally hand signed by Kyle Monangai D'Andre Swift and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed sports collectibles are limited

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