Jim Plunkett Oakland Raiders Signed 1981 Sporting News Newspaper BAS
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Description
Description
Collector-Grade autographed and signed memorabilia: Jim Plunkett–signed 1981 The Sporting News newspaper (Beckett BAS). A two-time Super Bowl champion with the Raiders (XV, XVIII), Plunkett earned Super Bowl XV MVP honors and won the 1970 Heisman Trophy at Stanford, securing his place among the franchise’s most clutch quarterbacks.
Collector's Highlights:
- Athlete: Jim Plunkett
- Item: Original 1981 The Sporting News newspaper, hand-signed
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) hologram and matching COA
Authenticated by Beckett with a matching COA and hologram, this verified authentic piece offers real signature confidence and long-term credibility for NFL and Oakland Raiders collectors. A strong, display-worthy newspaper from a Super Bowl–winning quarterback with hardware to match his legacy.
