Hawks Dominique Wilkins Authentic Signed 2008 Bowman #101 Card Auto 10! BAS Slab
Hawks Dominique Wilkins Authentic Signed 2008 Bowman #101 Card Auto 10! BAS Slab is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of basketball history with this Autographed Auto Graded Gem Mint 10! 2008 Bowman #101 Card, personally signed by Dominique Wilkins of the Atlanta Hawks. A true collector’s gem, this card is 100% authentic and has been slabbed and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS), ensuring its legitimacy and long-term value.
- Legendary Player: Signed by Dominique Wilkins, a Hall of Famer known as the "Human Highlight Film" for his electrifying dunks and scoring ability.
- Premium Condition: Graded Gem Mint 10, ensuring top-notch quality for serious collectors.
- Authenticated by BAS: Comes professionally slabbed with verification available on the Beckett Authentication Services website.
- Historic Collectible: This 2008 Bowman #101 Card is a must-have for Atlanta Hawks fans and NBA memorabilia collectors alike.
Add this iconic Dominique Wilkins autographed card to your collection today and celebrate one of basketball’s all-time greats!
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