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Bart Starr Autographed 1990 Swell Card #101 Green Bay Packers Beckett BAS #19830572
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Bart Starr Autographed Memorabilia
Bart Starr was the quarterback who defined what winning looks like in professional football. As the leader of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers dynasty, Starr won five NFL championships in seven years, including the first two Super Bowls ever played. He was named MVP of Super Bowl I after throwing for 250 yards and two touchdowns against the Kansas City Chiefs, and he followed that with another dominant performance in Super Bowl II — a 202-yard, one-touchdown effort that dismantled the Oakland Raiders. No quarterback in NFL history has a more decorated postseason resume relative to his era.
But Starr's most legendary moment came before either Super Bowl, on December 31, 1967, in what became known as the Ice Bowl. With the temperature at minus-13 degrees and a wind chill approaching minus-50 at Lambeau Field, Starr called his own number on a quarterback sneak with 16 seconds remaining in the NFL Championship Game against the Dallas Cowboys. He plunged into the end zone behind Jerry Kramer's block, giving the Packers a 21-17 victory in what is still considered the greatest game ever played. That moment crystallized everything Starr represented — preparation, courage, and an absolute refusal to lose when the stakes were highest.
A 17th-round draft pick out of Alabama in 1956, Starr was an unlikely candidate to become the face of the NFL's greatest dynasty. But Lombardi saw in Starr the intelligence, composure, and selfless leadership that his system demanded. Starr delivered with 24,718 career passing yards, 152 touchdowns, four Pro Bowl selections, and a career postseason passer rating of 104.8 that stood as the best in NFL history for decades. The Packers retired his #15, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame inducted him in 1977. He remains the standard by which championship quarterbacks are measured.
Browse our full collection of authenticated Bart Starr memorabilia including trading cards, signed footballs, autographed photos, signed jerseys, and autographed helmets. Every item ships with a certificate of authenticity and tamper-evident hologram, backed by our 60-day return policy.
Why Collect Bart Starr Memorabilia?
Starr's memorabilia occupies a unique position in the hobby. He was the quarterback who won the first Super Bowl, the leader of the most storied dynasty in NFL history, and the man who made the most famous play in league history at the Ice Bowl. His passing in 2019 at age 85 added finality to his autograph supply — no new Starr signatures will ever enter the market. For Packers fans, Starr is the franchise's greatest champion. For football historians, he is the bridge between the old NFL and the Super Bowl era. For collectors and investors, his fixed supply of autographed items and unmatched championship legacy make his memorabilia among the most compelling in all of football.
Are Bart Starr autographs authenticated?
Yes. Every Bart Starr item at Pristine Marketplace includes a certificate of authenticity and tamper-evident hologram from our industry-leading authentication partners.
What types of Bart Starr memorabilia are available?
We carry trading cards, footballs, photos, jerseys, and helmets — all authenticated and backed by our 60-day return policy.
Is Bart Starr memorabilia a good investment?
Starr won five NFL championships, the first two Super Bowls, and Super Bowl I MVP. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977 and his #15 was retired by Green Bay. Following his passing in 2019, the supply of authenticated Starr autographs is permanently fixed — no new signatures will ever be produced. For collectors, a finite supply combined with a legacy as the quarterback who launched the Super Bowl era makes Starr memorabilia an exceptionally strong long-term holding. His items are cornerstone pieces for any serious football collection.