Christopher Lloyd Michael J. Fox Signed Back to the Future 16x20 Photo-Beckett W

Christopher Lloyd Michael J. Fox Signed Back to the Future 16x20 Photo-Beckett W

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Christopher Lloyd Michael J. Fox Signed Back to the Future 16x20 Photo-Beckett WChristopher Lloyd Michael J. Fox Signed Back to the Future 16x20 Color Photo Beckett W Hologram *Blue This is a Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox of the movie Back To The Future hand autographed 16x20 photo. This item has a Beckett Witnessed Authentication, which comes with a Beckett numbered hologram and a QR code for verification. You can view this item on the Beckett website. It was signed either at a public autograph appearance or a private

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012