Adrian Peterson Signed Washington Redskins Speed Full-Size Replica Football Helmet (Beckett) 1970s This is a 2001 Donruss

Name: Adrian Peterson Signed Washington Redskins Speed Full-Size Replica Football Helmet (Beckett) 1970s This is a 2001 Donruss
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53471318203
Price: 250.00 USD
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Adrian Peterson Signed Washington Redskins Speed Full Size Replica Football Helmet (Beckett) 1970s This is a 2001 Donruss This is a 2001 Donruss Elite Aspirations Rookie Card #102 that has been hand signed by Drew Brees This is a Kansas City Chiefs Eclipse Black Speed Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Clyde Edwards Helaire This officially licensed full size football helmet has been personally hand signed by Adrian Peterson and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed sports collectibles are limited

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