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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Calling all Miami Dolphins fans!

Calling all Miami Dolphins fans! We are auctioning autographed memorabilia from Jim Mandich, Richie Incognito, Terry Kirby, and Davone Bess. Bid on this and many other fabulous items in our Silent Auction today!


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