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TOM BRADY SIGNED & INSCRIBED CHAMPIONSHIP TEGATA -L25

3,248,000.00

Framing or encasing authenticated sports memorabilia is the perfect way to showcase them. We offer framing services or display cases as an optional add on, at checkout. Customers may choose between regular glass or non-glare glass frames or display cases.

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In conjunction with Upper Deck Authenticated, Tom Brady is the latest in a short line of great athletes to be honored with a unique “Tegata” memorabilia piece. A “Tegata” is a traditional form of Japanese memorabilia that is reserved only for the most superior athletes. Utilizing handmade Japanese Hamada paper, Brady has inked his hand in black. After the hand print dried, Brady went back and inked his signature in silver paint pen over the impression of his fingers along with the inscription “5x SB CHAMP” below his palm. The overall keepsake, which measure 36″ wide by 36″ high, includes a 12″ by 12″ inset center upon which Brady’s hand has been inked and is surrounded by a double-matted collage style background of New England Patriots images. These images were carefully selected to showcase the five Super Bowls that Brady has won over his career. Brady performed the “Tegata” process under supervision of UDA officials days after Super Bowl LI. The limited-edition silver autographed and inscribed hand print is guaranteed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Authentication Process.

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