Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey Beckett BAS Stock #196494 Mini Helmets The autograph is a little

Name: Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey Beckett BAS Stock #196494 Mini Helmets The autograph is a little
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SKU: 63138090221
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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey Beckett BAS Stock #196494 Mini Helmets The autograph is a little

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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey Beckett BAS Stock #196494 Mini Helmets The autograph is a little The autograph is a little light as shown inscribed with I'm Your Huckleberry This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof sticker and matching certificate of authenticity It has nice sewn in name and numbers

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