William Floyd Autographed San Francisco 49ers Gold 96-08 Throwback Speed Mini Helmet "Bar None" Beckett BAS QR Stock #221144 CRD10 Professional style boxing autographed by

Name: William Floyd Autographed San Francisco 49ers Gold 96-08 Throwback Speed Mini Helmet "Bar None" Beckett BAS QR Stock #221144 CRD10 Professional style boxing autographed by
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SKU: 35140963348
Price: 69.00 USD
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William Floyd Autographed San Francisco 49ers Gold 96 08 Throwback Speed Mini Helmet "Bar None" Beckett BAS QR Stock #221144 CRD10 Professional style boxing autographed by Professional style boxing autographed by Michael Spinks Larry Holmes and authenticated by JSA This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #49 150 This is a San Francisco 49ers Gold 96 08 Throwback Speed Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by William Floyd This item was inscribed "Bar None

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