Ray Allen Autographed 16x20 Photo Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs 2013 NBA Finals Game 6 Winning 3 Point Shot Beckett BAS Witness Stock #221290 12-05 This is a 1979-80 Topps

Name: Ray Allen Autographed 16x20 Photo Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs 2013 NBA Finals Game 6 Winning 3 Point Shot Beckett BAS Witness Stock #221290 12-05 This is a 1979-80 Topps
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Ray Allen Autographed 16x20 Photo Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs 2013 NBA Finals Game 6 Winning 3 Point Shot Beckett BAS Witness Stock #221290 12 05 This is a 1979 80 Topps This is a 1979 80 Topps Card #88 that has been hand signed by Marvin Webster Card #588 Jeff Parrett RC This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker This is a 16x20 Photo that has been hand signed by Ray Allen

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