Magic Johnson Signed (Beckett) Converse NBA All-Star 75th Anniversary Edition High-Top Sneaker (Beckett Witness Certified) Maurice Cheeks The card has been serially Dyan Jorge

Name: Magic Johnson Signed (Beckett) Converse NBA All-Star 75th Anniversary Edition High-Top Sneaker (Beckett Witness Certified) Maurice Cheeks The card has been serially Dyan Jorge
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Magic Johnson Signed (Beckett) Converse NBA All Star 75th Anniversary Edition High Top Sneaker (Beckett Witness Certified) Maurice Cheeks The card has been serially Dyan Jorge The card has been serially numbered #2 of 10 LSU Fighting Tigers Authentication: Beckett Hologram The shoe is size 11

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