Artis Gilmore Signed HOF 11 Inscription San Antonio Pro White Basketball Jersey (Beckett) In-Stock With 1986 National League CY

Name: Artis Gilmore Signed HOF 11 Inscription San Antonio Pro White Basketball Jersey (Beckett) In-Stock With 1986 National League CY
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47056910280
Price: 69.99 USD
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Artis Gilmore Signed HOF 11 Inscription San Antonio Pro White Basketball Jersey (Beckett) In Stock With 1986 National League CY With 1986 National League CY inscription This officially licensed mini football helmet has been personally hand signed by Jay Novacek and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company A professional style white custom replica basketball jersey autographed by Artis Gilmore with HOF 11 inscription and authenticated by Beckett Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from Beckett

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