Washington Wizards John Wall Autographed White Nike Swingman Jersey Size XL Beckett BAS Stock #182244 Buccaneers This is a 1985 Fleer

Name: Washington Wizards John Wall Autographed White Nike Swingman Jersey Size XL Beckett BAS Stock #182244 Buccaneers This is a 1985 Fleer
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Washington Wizards John Wall Autographed White Nike Swingman Jersey Size XL Beckett BAS Stock #182244 Buccaneers This is a 1985 Fleer This is a 1985 Fleer Card #250 that has been hand signed by Bo Diaz This is a 1977 Topps Card #584 that has been hand signed by Ed Goodson This is a White Nike Washington Wizards Swingman Jersey Size XL that has been hand signed by John Wall It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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