Justin Herbert Autographed Pair Of Game Used White & Black Nike Vapor 360 Pro Cleats Los Angeles Chargers "Game Used, Broncos 16 vs Chargers 19, 10/17/22, 238 Yds" Beckett BAS Witness #W453550 & #W453551 02-16 This is a 1975 SSPC
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Justin Herbert Autographed Pair Of Game Used White & Black Nike Vapor 360 Pro Cleats Los Angeles Chargers "Game Used, Broncos 16 vs Chargers 19, 10 17 22, 238 Yds" Beckett BAS Witness #W453550 & #W453551 02 16 This is a 1975 SSPC This is a 1975 SSPC Card #602 that has been hand signed by Ken Crosby This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #1257 2500 This item was inscribed "Game Used The pair of game used cleats comes with this certificate that has been hand signed by Justin Herbert
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