MICKEY MANTLE signed autographed photo Legend COA Hologram

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 SIGNED 8 X 10 PHOTO Complete with matching numbered Hologram and a fine quality cloth paper COA document . Photos ship in a protective plastic sleeve, USPS tracking is provided for all orders. Items generally ship the next day but no later than 5 business days. Buy with confidence With over 40 years of experience in the Memorabilia Hobby, we are the "Go To" source for autographs If this item is currently listed and active then it is available and will display until it is sold out.

 Mickey Mantle is one of the greatest home run hitters of all time. Of all baseball memorabilia his signed photos and baseballs are among the most treasured of collectors. Mickey used to do frequent autograph signing shows throughout the United States at certain times of the year and did sign a lot of autographs. Of all the different types of items that Mickey signed, baseballs are probably the most frequent item that he signed for fans. This is a nice signed photo by Mickey in blue marker.

 Welcome to a collector's field of dreams—where the legacy of American baseball transcends time through treasured keepsakes. Have you ever held a piece of history in your hands? Imagine the thrill of grasping Mickey Mantle signed photos and baseballs, each autograph a testament to the legendary player who once captivated crowds at Yankee Stadium with his prodigious power and speed. As an avid collector and researcher, I've marveled at how the value of Mantle's memorabilia has steadily climbed, underscoring his enduring impact on the sport. Mickey Mantle's autographed items are not just relics; they are storied artefacts connecting us to the golden era of baseball, a period where Mantle's Triple Crown win in 1956 and his record seven World Series championships became the bookmarks of America's favorite pastime. Join me as we step up to the plate to delve into the fascinating world of collecting these iconic signatures, where every stitch of a baseball and every stroke of a pen holds a piece of baseball royalty.