Magic Johnson Signed 2010-11 Prestige #139 (BGS) Washington Wizards "Shooting Stars" hardcover book has Dyan Jorge

Name: Magic Johnson Signed 2010-11 Prestige #139 (BGS) Washington Wizards "Shooting Stars" hardcover book has Dyan Jorge
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Magic Johnson Signed 2010 11 Prestige #139 (BGS) Washington Wizards "Shooting Stars" hardcover book has Dyan Jorge "Shooting Stars" hardcover book has been hand signed on the inside title page by LeBron James (Los Angeles Lakers) Dakota Meyer is one of only a few living Medal of Honor recipients please refer to the photos provided The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by Beckett (BGS) for authenticity purposes

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