Eddie George Autographed Ohio State Buckeyes Eclipse Black Speed Mini Helmet "Heisman 95" Beckett BAS Stock #192190 OL A professional style gold custom

Name: Eddie George Autographed Ohio State Buckeyes Eclipse Black Speed Mini Helmet "Heisman 95" Beckett BAS Stock #192190 OL A professional style gold custom
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SKU: 43333433316
Price: 169.00 USD
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Eddie George Autographed Ohio State Buckeyes Eclipse Black Speed Mini Helmet "Heisman 95" Beckett BAS Stock #192190 OL A professional style gold custom A professional style gold custom replica football jersey autographed by Christian Okoye and authenticated by Beckett National Champion 1974 This is an Ohio State Buckeyes Eclipse Black Speed Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Eddie George The Eclipse Black helmets are very delicate and often have some marks or scratches on them

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