Wilt Chamberlain Autographed Framed 24x36 Sports Illustrated Poster Photo Los Angeles Lakers Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 "Best Wishes" PSA/DNA #AN04075 Hats Includes a Certificate of Authenticity

Name: Wilt Chamberlain Autographed Framed 24x36 Sports Illustrated Poster Photo Los Angeles Lakers Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 "Best Wishes" PSA/DNA #AN04075 Hats Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
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Wilt Chamberlain Autographed Framed 24x36 Sports Illustrated Poster Photo Los Angeles Lakers Auto Grade Gem Mint 10 "Best Wishes" PSA DNA #AN04075 Hats Includes a Certificate of Authenticity Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from JSA This is a 1975 O Pee Chee WHA Card #5 that has been hand signed by Paul Shmyr This is a Framed 24x36 Sports Illustrated Poster Photo approximately 29x41 with the frame

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