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Regis Philbin Signed Index Card Beckett Authenticated

Regis Philbin Signed Index Card Beckett Authenticated

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Regis Philbin Signed Index Card Beckett Authenticated

This is a clean, bold autograph of beloved television personality Regis Philbin, hand-signed on a white index card and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services. The signature is executed in vibrant blue ink and displays beautifully.

About the signer:

Regis Philbin was an iconic American television host, actor, and singer, best known for his long-running morning show and as the original host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Renowned for his charm and quick wit, Philbin was a fixture of American pop culture for decades.

  • Hand-signed by Regis Philbin and obtained in person by Steve Grad
  • Authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services with certification number BP10867
  • Signature presented on a clean white index card, ideal for framing or display
  • Excellent collectible for fans of classic television and talk show history
  • 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 authentic Regis Philbin signed index card to your 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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