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2006 NFL Football Super Bowl XL Ticket Pittsburgh Steelers Beat Seattle Seahawks Concert Autographed photo of Paul Coffey Color:Royal
2006 NFL Football Super Bowl XL Ticket Pittsburgh Steelers Beat Seattle Seahawks Concert Autographed photo of Paul Coffey Color:Royal
2006 NFL Football Super Bowl XL Ticket Pittsburgh Steelers Beat Seattle Seahawks Concert Autographed photo of Paul Coffey Color:Royal
2006 NFL Football Super Bowl XL Ticket Pittsburgh Steelers Beat Seattle Seahawks Concert Autographed photo of Paul Coffey Color:Royal

2006 NFL Football Super Bowl XL Ticket Pittsburgh Steelers Beat Seattle Seahawks Concert Autographed photo of Paul Coffey Color:Royal

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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2006 NFL Football Super Bowl XL Ticket Pittsburgh Steelers Beat Seattle Seahawks Concert Autographed photo of Paul Coffey Color:Royal Autographed photo of Paul Coffey of Los Angeles Kings in Excellent Conditions edge and corner wear damage 2006 ticket for Super Bowl XL featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers and Seattle Seahawks at the time tying the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys for the most in the NFL

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