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1972 Boot Records Stompin Tom 33 RPM Record Album NHL Hockey Song Players Photo FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Brand: The Highland Mint Sport: The All Star Game

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1972 Boot Records Stompin Tom 33 RPM Record Album NHL Hockey Song Players Photo FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Brand: The Highland Mint Sport: The All Star Game Brand: The Highland Mint Sport: Football Player: Len Dawson Officially Licensed: Yes League: National Football League (NFL) Pre & Post Season: Super Bowl Product: Coin Team: Kansas City Chiefs Country Region of Manufacture: United States Event Tournament: Super Bowl Vintage Super Bowl IV NFL football coin from 1970s final between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Minnesota Vikings Autographed photo of Curtis Joseph of Edmonton Oilers in Perfect Condition but otherwise little to no visible scratching or warping Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have

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