Hanford Dixon & Frank Minnifield Autographed Cleveland Browns Flash Brown Speed Mini Helmet "Dawg Pound" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216720 Helmets This is a 2017 Bowman

Name: Hanford Dixon & Frank Minnifield Autographed Cleveland Browns Flash Brown Speed Mini Helmet "Dawg Pound" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216720 Helmets This is a 2017 Bowman
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SKU: 59632830183
Price: 109.00 USD
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Hanford Dixon & Frank Minnifield Autographed Cleveland Browns Flash Brown Speed Mini Helmet "Dawg Pound" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216720 Helmets This is a 2017 Bowman This is a 2017 Bowman Chrome Prospects Rookie Card #BCP180 that has been hand signed by Juan Soto Rickey Dudley This is a Cleveland Browns Flash Brown Speed Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Hanford Dixon & Frank Minnifield The Flash helmets are delicate and may have some marks or scratches on them

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