Herschel Walker Autographed Minnesota Vikings Yellow Flash Speed Mini Helmet Beckett BAS #WS27098 packers The Current Ballers box is

Name: Herschel Walker Autographed Minnesota Vikings Yellow Flash Speed Mini Helmet Beckett BAS #WS27098 packers The Current Ballers box is
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SKU: 72864860262
Price: 199.00 USD
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Herschel Walker Autographed Minnesota Vikings Yellow Flash Speed Mini Helmet Beckett BAS #WS27098 packers The Current Ballers box is The Current Ballers box is for the fan of today – Featuring nothing but current players & superstar hits This is a 1979 Diamond Greats Card #354 that has been hand signed by Nick Strincevich This is a Minnesota Vikings Speed Flash Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Herschel Walker ¬†The Flash helmets are very delicate and often have some marks or scratches on them

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