Yankees Babe Ruth Signed 9/11/1926 Ticket Stub Ticket Grade 2 Auto 8 PSA Slabbed
Yankees Babe Ruth Signed 9/11/1926 Ticket Stub Ticket Grade 2 Auto 8 PSA Slabbed is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
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Own a rare piece of baseball history with this Autographed Ticket Stub from August 11, 1926, featuring a doubleheader between the New York Yankees and Washington Senators. This incredible collectible has been personally signed by Babe Ruth, one of baseball’s most legendary figures.
- Authenticity Guaranteed – Slabbed and authenticated by PSA/DNA, ensuring its legitimacy.
- Graded Condition – Ticket graded Good 2, with the autograph receiving a strong Auto Graded 8 rating.
- Historic Significance – A memento from the Yankees’ golden era, capturing a time when Babe Ruth dominated the game.
- Collector’s Investment – A must-have for serious memorabilia collectors and Yankees fans alike.
This 1926 Yankees vs. Senators ticket stub is a tangible connection to baseball’s past, making it an extraordinary addition to any collection. The authenticity can be verified directly on the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) website. Secure this rare treasure today!
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