Steve Largent & Jim Zorn Autographed Seattle Seahawks Silver Throwback (1983-2001) Mini Helmet MCS Holo Stock #211061 BS This is a 6x9 Photo

Name: Steve Largent & Jim Zorn Autographed Seattle Seahawks Silver Throwback (1983-2001) Mini Helmet MCS Holo Stock #211061 BS This is a 6x9 Photo
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Steve Largent & Jim Zorn Autographed Seattle Seahawks Silver Throwback (1983 2001) Mini Helmet MCS Holo Stock #211061 BS This is a 6x9 Photo This is a 6x9 Photo Picture Pack that has been hand signed by Early Wynn Card #163 Joe Magrane This is a Seattle Seahawks Silver Throwback (1983 2001) Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Steve Largent & Jim Zorn This item was signed in the presence of a Mill Creek Sports representative and comes with their serial numbered hologram and matching certificate of authenticity

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