Ken Dryden Autographed 1975 Topps Card #35 Montreal Canadiens PSA/DNA #85038021
Ken Dryden Autographed 1975 Topps Card #35 Montreal Canadiens PSA/DNA #85038021 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 1975 Topps #35 Ken Dryden card is a true piece of hockey history, featuring the hand-signed autograph of the legendary goaltender. Certified authentic by PSA/DNA, this collectible comes securely encapsulated in their tamper-proof holder, ensuring its pristine condition for years to come.
- Authentic Autograph: Hand-signed by Ken Dryden, one of the most celebrated goaltenders in NHL history.
- 1975 Topps #35: A classic card from the mid-'70s, a must-have for vintage hockey card collectors.
- PSA/DNA Certified: Professionally authenticated and encapsulated to guarantee legitimacy.
- Iconic Legacy: Ken Dryden was a key player in the Montreal Canadiens' dynasty, winning six Stanley Cups and earning a place in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
