Bert Jones Baltimore Colts Signed 1975 Sporting News Newspaper BAS
Bert Jones Baltimore Colts Signed 1975 Sporting News Newspaper BAS is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Collector Grade, Beckett-authenticated autographed and signed memorabilia featuring a 1975 Sporting News newspaper hand-signed by Baltimore Colts quarterback Bert Jones. In 1976, Jones won the NFL MVP award and led Baltimore to three straight AFC East titles in the mid-1970s. His 1976 First-Team All-Pro season remains one of the franchise’s benchmark quarterback campaigns.
Collector's Highlights:
- Athlete: Bert Jones
- Item: 1975 Sporting News newspaper, hand-signed
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) hologram and matching COA
Backed by Beckett (BAS) with a matching hologram and COA, this verified authentic signature offers secure, long-term collectability. Vintage signed newspapers from the mid-1970s are far less common than photos or cards, making this a standout piece for any serious Colts or NFL memorabilia collection.
