Eddie George Autographed Ohio State Buckeyes Silver Full Size Authentic Speed Helmet "Heisman 1995" Beckett BAS QR Stock #220881 FS Card #41 - Phil Plantier

Name: Eddie George Autographed Ohio State Buckeyes Silver Full Size Authentic Speed Helmet "Heisman 1995" Beckett BAS QR Stock #220881 FS Card #41 - Phil Plantier
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SKU: 9321494219
Price: 224.50 USD
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Eddie George Autographed Ohio State Buckeyes Silver Full Size Authentic Speed Helmet "Heisman 1995" Beckett BAS QR Stock #220881 FS Card #41 Phil Plantier Card #41 Phil Plantier RC An official MLB baseball autographed by Steve Avery with Young Guns inscription and authenticated by JSA This is an Ohio State Buckeyes Silver Full Size Authentic Speed Helmet that has been hand signed by Eddie George This item was inscribed "Heisman 1995

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