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Emmitt Smith Signed Sports Illustrated 10/13/1997 Issue (JSA) magazine Marty Marion and Dick Sisler

Name: Emmitt Smith Signed Sports Illustrated 10/13/1997 Issue (JSA) magazine Marty Marion and Dick Sisler
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SKU: 89094410879
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Emmitt Smith Signed Sports Illustrated 10/13/1997 Issue (JSA) magazine Marty Marion and Dick Sisler

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Emmitt Smith Signed Sports Illustrated 10 13 1997 Issue (JSA) magazine Marty Marion and Dick Sisler Marty Marion and Dick Sisler approximately 27x30 with the frame This Sports Illustrated has been personally hand signed by Emmitt Smith and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed collectibles are limited

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