Washington Redskins Mark Rypien Autographed Maroon Jersey "SB XXVI MVP" Beckett BAS Witness Carew-Rod Speed full-size NFL football helmet

Name: Washington Redskins Mark Rypien Autographed Maroon Jersey "SB XXVI MVP" Beckett BAS Witness Carew-Rod Speed full-size NFL football helmet
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SKU: 7467058189
Price: 99.00 USD
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Washington Redskins Mark Rypien Autographed Maroon Jersey "SB XXVI MVP" Beckett BAS Witness Carew Rod Speed full size NFL football helmet Speed full size NFL football helmet autographed by Joe Montana and authenticated by Beckett This is a Black & Blue Authentic Mitchell & Ness Orlando Magic Fadeaway 1994 95 Hardwood Classic Swingman Jersey that has been hand signed by Anfernee Penny Hardaway This is a Maroon Jersey that has been hand signed by Mark Rypien This is a custom jersey with no name brand

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