Justin Hardee Sr Signed New York Green Football Jersey (Tristar) Baseball Bats

Justin Hardee Sr Signed New York Green Football Jersey (Tristar) Baseball Bats " Johnson threw his 300th

Name: Justin Hardee Sr Signed New York Green Football Jersey (Tristar) Baseball Bats " Johnson threw his 300th
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SKU: 54703166607
Price: 49.99 USD
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Justin Hardee Sr Signed New York Green Football Jersey (Tristar) Baseball Bats " Johnson threw his 300th " Johnson threw his 300th strikeout of the 1993 season in this game This is a 2x2 Newspaper Page Photo that has been hand signed by Red Rolfe All autographed sports collectibles are limited This custom stitched football jersey has been personally hand signed by Justin Hardee Sr and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company

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