Ulysses S. Grant Signed 7.75x10 Ratification Document Dated June 1876 BAS Slab

This rare and historically significant Autographed 7.75x10 Document Signed by Ulysses S. Grant on June 27, 1876 is a museum-grade artifact and a must-have for collectors of presidential memorabilia. As the 18th President of the United States and a prominent Civil War general, President Ulysses S. Grant played a pivotal role in shaping post-Civil War America, and this document represents a powerful moment in U.S. diplomatic history. Authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services and preserved in slabbed condition, this piece offers both historical impact and exceptional provenance.

• Personally hand-signed by Ulysses S. Grant, 18th President of the United States
• Dated June 27, 1876, during Grant’s second presidential term
• Measures 7.75" x 9.75" – beautifully preserved and presented
• Authenticated and slabbed by Beckett Authentication Services – 100% verified and tamper-proof
• Content: A partly-printed document authorizing the ratification of the 1876 U.S.–Mexico Convention to extend the authority of the Joint Commission’s umpire to settle international claims
• Historical Significance: This agreement extended the 1868 convention that resolved damages claims between U.S. and Mexican citizens, representing peaceful, diplomatic engagement between two nations post-Civil War
• Verification: The document’s authenticity can be confirmed on the Beckett Authentication Services website

Whether you’re a passionate history buff, a serious autograph collector, or a fan of presidential artifacts, this authentic signed Ulysses S. Grant document is a timeless treasure that bridges U.S. political history and international diplomacy. Own a compelling artifact from 1876 – the centennial year of the United States – personally signed by one of America’s most enduring leaders.