David Bing Signed HOF 1990 Inscription Detroit White Basketball Jersey (JSA) authentic This is a Red Authentic

Name: David Bing Signed HOF 1990 Inscription Detroit White Basketball Jersey (JSA) authentic This is a Red Authentic
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SKU: 83565987179
Price: 59.99 USD
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David Bing Signed HOF 1990 Inscription Detroit White Basketball Jersey (JSA) authentic This is a Red Authentic This is a Red Authentic Mitchell and Ness Cincinnati Reds Jersey that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr you'll receive their Certificate of Authenticity and tamper proof sticker proving it's the genuine article This custom stitched basketball jersey has been personally hand signed by David Bing and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed sports collectibles are limited

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