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Shirley Temple Black Signed Cut Beckett Slabbed Autograph

Shirley Temple Black Signed Cut Beckett Slabbed Autograph

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Shirley Temple Black Signed Cut Beckett Slabbed Autograph

This is an authentic hand-signed cut from beloved Hollywood actress and diplomat Shirley Temple Black, encapsulated and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services. The autograph is beautifully written and dated 1988, making it a charming and collectible piece of entertainment history.

About the signer:

Shirley Temple Black (died 2014) was one of the most iconic child stars in film history, known for her roles in classics such as Bright Eyes and Curly Top. Later in life, she served as a respected U.S. diplomat, representing the nation with grace and distinction.

  • Hand-signed by Shirley Temple Black
  • Encapsulated and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services with certification number 18487371
  • Features a clear, bold signature dated 1988
  • Perfect for display or as a gift for classic film enthusiasts
  • 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 elegant signed piece from Shirley Temple Black 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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