Gene Fullmer Autographed Boxing Illustrated Magazine Cover PSA/DNA #S49009 College This autographed piece of memorabilia

Name: Gene Fullmer Autographed Boxing Illustrated Magazine Cover PSA/DNA #S49009 College This autographed piece of memorabilia
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Gene Fullmer Autographed Boxing Illustrated Magazine Cover PSA DNA #S49009 College This autographed piece of memorabilia This autographed piece of memorabilia comes with an officialWitnessed Protection Program Certificate of Authenticity from James Spence Authentication LLC that guarantees the authenticity of the autograph This custom stitched football jersey has been personally hand signed by Carl Banks and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company This is a Magazine Cover that has been hand signed by Gene Fullmer Please Note: This is the Cover of the Magazine as shown

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