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Choice Mickey Mantle Signed Inscribed Photographs - All PSA Certified (9)
<p>Mickey Mantle signed and inscribed pieces are some of the most sought after items in the hobby, and this is your chance to own 9 unique examples. All signed. Inscriptions include: 1) "CF 1951-68". 2) "No.6" with Cliff Mapes (Graded PSA perfect 10). 3) "1951". 4) "536 HR's". 5) "Safe!". 6) "HOF 1974". 7) "No.7, 536 HR's". 8) "3.1 to 1st". 9) "W.S 1964". Each measures 8x10". Autographs are beautiful and rate 9/10. Photos are in mint condition. Comes from an incredible collection of over 300+ signed Mantle photographs, bats, jerseys, cards and more from a true die-hard Mantle super-collector. <span style="font-size: 13px;">All are PSA certified.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: 13px;">My father Ed Kubina began going to card shows for autographs in the mid to late 1970s.The first one I remember was at Hofstra University in Long Island, NY, where MickeyMantle was signing. My father brought my entire Girl Scout troop, paying their way, andgave them pictures for Mickey Mantle to sign. He told them if Mr. Mantle asked themwho to personalize it to, tell him to sign “To Ed”. After eighteen Girl Scouts and I wentthrough the line, Mickey looked up at my Dad when he finally made it through and said,“Hi Ed”.Over the years we went to every card show Mickey signed at in the Northeast. Thesewere our family vacations. My dad went to well over 100 shows through the years in hisquest for the signatures of players like Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Billy Martin, and Whitey Ford. We also went to Induction Weekendat Cooperstown every year beginning in the 1980s. This is where we met and got autographs from Roger Maris along with dozens ofother retired players.After Mickey Mantle’s death, my dad took a trip with my brother to Commerce, Oklahoma, where Mickey Mantle was born, and tookpictures. He even took a small piece off the side of the barn wall that Mantle used to practice hitting balls against when growing up.That was obsessive.- Deirdre Leary, November 2018</span></p>
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