Ken Anderson Signed BSN Orange Endzone Pylon

$119

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Description

Collector-Grade autographed memorabilia: Ken Anderson signed BSN orange endzone pylon, authenticated by Schwartz Sports. Anderson won the 1981 NFL MVP and led the Cincinnati Bengals to Super Bowl XVI. A four-time Pro Bowler, he was among the league’s most accurate passers and led the NFL in passer rating four times.

Collector's Highlights:

  • Athlete: Ken Anderson (Quarterback, Cincinnati Bengals)
  • Item: Signed BSN Orange Endzone Football Pylon
  • Authentication: Schwartz Sports Memorabilia tamper-proof numbered hologram and online-verifiable COA

Backed by Schwartz Sports authentication, this Bengals endzone pylon carries a clean, bold Ken Anderson signature with documentation you can verify online—giving collectors confidence in the autograph and long-term appeal tied to a 1981 NFL MVP and franchise icon.