Adrian Peterson Signed Minnesota Vikings Eclipse Full-Size Replica Football Helmet (Beckett) RSA-Mystery This is a 1992-93 Classic

Name: Adrian Peterson Signed Minnesota Vikings Eclipse Full-Size Replica Football Helmet (Beckett) RSA-Mystery This is a 1992-93 Classic
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SKU: 99580201447
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Adrian Peterson Signed Minnesota Vikings Eclipse Full Size Replica Football Helmet (Beckett) RSA Mystery This is a 1992 93 Classic This is a 1992 93 Classic Rookie Card #1 that has been hand signed by Shaquille Shaq O'Neal This is a 2018 19 Select Card #108 that has been hand signed by Stephen Curry This officially licensed full size football helmet has been personally hand signed by Adrian Peterson and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed sports collectibles are limited

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