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Rare! 1972 Dolphins Steelers AFC championship Game Program Signed By 28

Posted in Paterson, NJ

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Miami Dolphins-Pittsburgh Steelers Dec. 31, 1972 AFC Championship Game program signed by 28 players and coaches – 25 Dolphins and 4 Steelers. This was victory No. 16 in the Dolphins’ 17-0 season. Twelve of the players/coaches are deceased. Signed by Lloyd Mumphord, Jim Mandich (dec. 2011), Bill Stanfill (dec. 2016), Bill Arnsparger (dec. 2015) , Karl Noonan, Earl Morral (dec. 2014), Doug Crusan, Al Jenkins, Carl Taseff (dec. 2005), Chuck Babb, Marv Fleming, Manny Fernandez, Howard Kindig, Jim Kiick (dec. 2020), Jim DelGaizo, Larry Ball, Bob Griese, Don Shula (dec. 2020), Mike Kolen (dec. 2024), Nick Buoniconti (dec. 2019), Larry Little, Bob Kuechenberg (dec. 2019), Norm Evans, Vern Den Herder, Rocky Bleier, Franco Harris (dec. 2022), Chuck Noll (dec. 2014), Jack Ham. All sigs were obtained in person. No COA but I offer money-back guarantee. Program is in good shape, with a little wear around the corners. Great piece of signed memorabilia.

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