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Utah Jazz John Stockton Autographed Green Authentic Mitchell & Ness 1998-99 Hardwood Classic Swingman Ghost Camo Jersey Size XL Beckett BAS Witness Authentic This custom stitched football jersey
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Utah Jazz John Stockton Autographed Green Authentic Mitchell & Ness 1998 99 Hardwood Classic Swingman Ghost Camo Jersey Size XL Beckett BAS Witness Authentic This custom stitched football jersey This custom stitched football jersey has been personally hand signed by Drew Pearson and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company Tommy McMillan and Mark Wagner This is a Green Authentic Mitchell and Ness Utah Jazz 1998 99 Hardwood Classic Swingman Ghost Camo Jersey that has been hand signed by John Stockton This jersey is Size XL
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