The Highland Mint | Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVII Champions Banner Bronze Coin Photo Mint

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This 13" x 16" limited edition collectible frame celebrates the Super Bowl LVII Champions, the Kansas City Chiefs. Featured in double matting under glass an individually numbered photo print of the Kansas City Chiefs key players collaged around the Super Bowl Champions logo.

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