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I just love the write up.
"VERY RARE LOU GEHRIG SIGNATURE, JSA CERTIFIED.
Henry "Lou" Gehrig (June 19, 1903 - June 2, 1941). Lou Gehrig is the second most famous Yankee of All-time behind only Babe Ruth. His record of playing in 2130 games which began in 1925 stood strong until 1995 when it was finally broken by Cal Ripken Jr. Lou Gehrig's #4 was the first to be retired by any team after he fatefully under his "I am the luckiest man on the face of this earth speech" as he was forced to retire from baseball. His career ended short and abruptly but his legacy did not. Gehrig was a 2 time MVP, Triple Crown Winner, still holds the record for most grand slams of all time, was a 6 time world series champion, hit .340 over his career and holds 3 of the top 6 RBI totals for a season.
This is the best part
SUBMIT BEST OFFER: Here is a chance to own a piece of paper that was actually touched by the family of Lou Gehrig. This magnificent item is guaranteed to be an
authentic authorized clubhouse signature by Lou Gehrig, JSA Certification X73354. The signature by Lou's wife Eleanor is incredibly bold and
one of the finest Lou Gehrig Signatures in existence. GEM MINT 10!!!! Lou's signature was in such demand
he often has authorized signers like his wife, aid him with his signature, especially as his muscles deteriorated with ALS. You will not fine a finer signature around and especially for this price. Do not miss out. MAKE YOUR OFFER TODAY!!!
This Authentic Lou Gehrig Signed Album Page with cut out photo measures 3.5"x2.75". The presentation looks absolutely spectacular in person! This is an extraordinary opportunity to purchase a piece of Authentic Lou Gehrig memorabilia. Please e-mail us with any questions and view our other auctions. We will also ship this item internationally. SUBMIT OFFER NOW BEFORE THIS ITEM IS GONE, IT WONT LAST LONG!!!!"
How can something signed by his wife be "one of the finest authentic signatures in existence"?
Can certified authentic Marino Mantle forgeries be around the corner?