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Ernie Banks Signed Chicago Cubs Color Photograph 11x14 BECKETT

Ernie Banks Signed Chicago Cubs Color Photograph 11x14 BECKETT

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Ernie Banks Signed Chicago Cubs Color Photograph 11x14 BECKETT

This is a beautiful color photograph 11x14 personally hand-signed by legendary baseball player Ernie Banks (died 2015), authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services. The photo captures the Hall of Famer in his classic uniform and features a bold, clean autograph in blue ink.

About the signer:

Ernie Banks, affectionately known as "Mr. Cub," was one of the most beloved figures in baseball history. A two-time National League MVP and member of the 500 Home Run Club, Banks spent his entire career with the Chicago Cubs and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977.

  • Hand-signed by baseball legend Ernie Banks
  • Authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services with certification number BH008818
  • Excellent display piece for Chicago Cubs or baseball fans
  • Vivid color photograph with clear, bold signature
  • 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)

Add this classic signed photograph 11x14 of Ernie Banks to your sports memorabilia collection today!

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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