Saquon Barkley Leap Bronze Coin Photo Mint Autographed Collectibles Commemorate the induction of Andre 199138590979

Name: Saquon Barkley Leap Bronze Coin Photo Mint Autographed Collectibles Commemorate the induction of Andre 199138590979
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SKU: 32845937741
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Saquon Barkley Leap Bronze Coin Photo Mint Autographed Collectibles Commemorate the induction of Andre 199138590979 Commemorate the induction of Andre Johnson to the Class of 2024 with this Autographed Hall of Fame White Mini Helmet Photo enlarged to show detail The 13"x16" collectible frame captures the incredible reverse leap made by Barkley of the Philadelphia Eagles vs the Jaguars Week 9 of the 2024 season The individually hand numbered 8"x11" print is double matted under acrylic glass and combined with a 39mm minted Philadelphia Eagles bronze coin

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