Had what i needed!
These kinds of things came from Japan after the war. They stamped them out of the tin cans the US military threw away.
Love my cards. Hope to make more purchases ❣️
I bought it for my girlfriend & she really loved it & we framed it really good quality
Much smaller that expected for the price. the frame is very light an feels like it came Michaels
Hi Angela,
I tried to reach out several times to assist you, but I never received a response to my emails. This would have been an easy fix, and we guarantee your happiness 100%.
If the 8×10 wasn’t big enough, we have the exact same autographed photo thai is 16×20 (unframed size) for only $50 more. We’re down to just a couple left of each, and I would have gladly held one for you.
The listing shows the item accurately. Sports memorabilia framing is intentionally lightweight so it doesn’t distract from the autographs and so it ships safely. That’s the industry standard used by authentication companies and professional memorabilia dealers. The value is in the signatures and the Beckett BAS COA, not in heavy decorative framing.
This piece was professionally framed and matted, using a clean presentation style specifically meant for signed sports photos. The matting is cut for the photo size, keeps the autographs centered, and provides a proper display without adding unnecessary bulk.
Since you mentioned Michaels: their custom framing services are priced for full retail presentation work, and even a basic frame job for an 8×10 typically costs far more than what we charge for the entire finished, authenticated piece. Their pricing reflects labor, materials, and service tiers that are not comparable to memorabilia framing. Our approach follows industry standards for signed sports items: clean, lightweight, and designed to showcase the autographs, not the frame.
You’re also covered by our 180‑day free return policy for any reason. If it wasn’t what you wanted, you could have returned it at any time and someone else would have been thrilled to own it.