Justin Fields Autographed Chicago Bears Blue Speed Mini Helmet Beckett BAS Witness Stock #220593 Cobb-Ty This is a 1952 Topps

Name: Justin Fields Autographed Chicago Bears Blue Speed Mini Helmet Beckett BAS Witness Stock #220593 Cobb-Ty This is a 1952 Topps
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Justin Fields Autographed Chicago Bears Blue Speed Mini Helmet Beckett BAS Witness Stock #220593 Cobb Ty This is a 1952 Topps This is a 1952 Topps Reprint Card #89 that has been hand signed by John Lipon Some of these members include: Thurman Munson This is a Chicago Bears Blue Speed Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Justin Fields This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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