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Chicago Bulls Game Used 6x6 Blonde Hardwood Floor Piece Michael Jordan Stock #123768 combo Card #416 - Tim Spehr

Name: Chicago Bulls Game Used 6x6 Blonde Hardwood Floor Piece Michael Jordan Stock #123768 combo Card #416 - Tim Spehr
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 30525540264
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6417 (20 reviews)

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Chicago Bulls Game Used 6x6 Blonde Hardwood Floor Piece Michael Jordan Stock #123768 combo Card #416 - Tim Spehr

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Chicago Bulls Game Used 6x6 Blonde Hardwood Floor Piece Michael Jordan Stock #123768 combo Card #416 Tim Spehr Card #416 Tim Spehr All Time Strikeout King with 5 This is an actual piece of the Chicago Bulls' floor used in Chicago Stadium from 1987 1994 The item is approximately 6x6 and is 1 1 4 thick

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