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Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking
Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking
Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking
Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking
Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking
Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking

Rare Graded 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 - P.S.A. 7 Near Mint- Striking

$ 10.56

  • Autographed: No
  • Card Name: Bart Starr- Classic Quarterback
  • Card Number: 10 of 12
  • Card Size: Standard
  • Certification Number: 97247148
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Features: Base Set, Chase, Collectors Edition, Insert, Limited Edition, Parallel/Variety, Graded PSA 7 - Near Mint Condition
  • Grade: 7
  • Graded: No
  • Graded (via original listing): Yes
  • Language: English
  • League: National Football League (NFL), NFL
  • Manufacturer: Unbranded
  • Material: Card Stock
  • Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
  • Parallel/Variety: Tombstone Pizza
  • Player/Athlete: Bart Starr
  • Professional Grader: Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA)
  • Season: 1995
  • Set: 1995 Tombstone Pizza
  • Sport: Football
  • Team: Green Bay Packers
  • Type: Sports Trading Card
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Year Manufactured: 1995

Description

This rare 1995 Tombstone Pizza Bart Starr #10 trading card is a must-have for any Green Bay Packers or NFL fan. Graded PSA 7 - Near Mint Condition, this card features the classic quarterback in a limited edition, collectors item insert. The card is an original, not a licensed reprint, and is made of durable card stock material. The card is part of the base set and is a variety of the Tombstone Pizza series. It was manufactured in the United States in 1995 and is in English language. This card is a valuable addition to any sports trading card collection and is a great investment for collectors and fans alike. Player Notes: Starr was a 17th round draft pick (talk about Mr Irrelevant) and sat the bench until Vince Lombardi took over as Packers coach. The rest is literally history. Starr lead the Packers to their first Western Division Championship in 1960, and then from 1960-1967 had a phenomenal 62-24-4 record, won 6 divisional championships, five NFL championships and the first two Super BowlsBowls. He lead the league in passing 3x , he was a league MVP, and twice was the Super Bowl MVP. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1977.