Herb Brooks Signed 1991 Impel US Olympic HOF #72 Card Graded 7 Auto 10! PSA Slab
Herb Brooks Signed 1991 Impel US Olympic HOF #72 Card Graded 7 Auto 10! PSA Slab is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of Olympic hockey history with this 1991 Impel U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame #72 Card, personally signed by legendary coach Herb Brooks. A true collector’s item, this autographed card celebrates the mastermind behind the "Miracle on Ice"—one of the most unforgettable moments in sports history.
- Authenticated by PSA/DNA, ensuring 100% authenticity.
- Graded NM 7 (Near Mint), preserving its collectible value.
- Auto Graded Gem Mint 10, highlighting the pristine condition of Herb Brooks’ signature.
- Encapsulated in a PSA slab, protecting it for long-term display.
Whether you're a die-hard hockey fan, a collector of Olympic memorabilia, or seeking a meaningful gift, this autographed Herb Brooks card is a must-have. The authenticity can be verified on the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) website, making this a trusted addition to any collection. Don't miss out on owning a tangible connection to one of the greatest moments in sports history!
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