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Carlton Fisk Vintage Signed 1976 Hostess Hand Cut Card PSA/DNA

Carlton Fisk Vintage Signed 1976 Hostess Hand Cut Card PSA/DNA

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Carlton Fisk Vintage Signed 1976 Hostess Hand Cut Card PSA/DNA

PSA/DNA authenticated 1976 Hostess hand cut trading card signed by Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox. The autograph has been encapsulated in a tamper-evident PSA slab for complete protection and authenticity.

About the signer: Carlton Fisk, nicknamed "Pudge," is a Baseball Hall of Famer and 11-time All-Star best remembered for his dramatic walk-off home run in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. He played 24 seasons in Major League Baseball, primarily with the Red Sox and Chicago White Sox, and remains one of baseball's most iconic catchers.

  • Authentic Carlton Fisk autograph on a 1976 Hostess hand cut trading card
  • Encapsulated and certified by PSA/DNA
  • Features Fisk in his Boston Red Sox uniform
  • Perfect collectible for Hall of Fame and Red Sox fans
  • From the prestigious Steve Grad Autograph Collection – Steve Grad has been a regular cast member on the History Channel’s Pawn Stars since 2013, the lead authenticator at BECKETT Authentication, and former Principal Authenticator at PSA/DNA (2002–2016)

This signed Carlton Fisk trading card collectible is ideal for any serious baseball memorabilia collection.

Steve Grad has been a regular cast member on the History Channel's Pawn Stars since 2013. He is the Lead Authenticator at Beckett Authentication Services and formerly served as Principal Authenticator at PSA/DNA.

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