Eagles Super Bowl LIX Champions Bronze Coin Photo Mint Out of stock Combined with a 39mm minted 199138590979

Name: Eagles Super Bowl LIX Champions Bronze Coin Photo Mint Out of stock Combined with a 39mm minted 199138590979
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58535724413
Price: 119.99 USD
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Eagles Super Bowl LIX Champions Bronze Coin Photo Mint Out of stock Combined with a 39mm minted 199138590979 Combined with a 39mm minted commemorative team coin NFL shield at collar This limited edition 13"x16" Frame features in double matting under acrylic glass an 8”x11” hand numbered print commemorating the Super Bowl LIX Champions featuring key players combined with a banner listing the scores of every game this season as well as the 39mm minted Super Bowl LIX Champions Bronze Coin and the Super Bowl LIX Bronze Coin A limited edition of 5000 and officially licensed by the NFL and NFLPA

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