1991 Domino’s Quarterbacks Terry Bradshaw #32 PSA NM 7, Auto GEM MT 10 (POP 1)
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1991 Domino’s Quarterbacks Terry Bradshaw #32 PSA NM 7, Auto GEM MT 10 (POP 1)

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The 1991 Domino's Quarterbacks #32 Terry Bradshaw Quarterbacks card is a collectible honoring Terry Bradshaw, one of the NFL's all-time greatest quarterbacks. Known for his leadership and clutch performances, Bradshaw led the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl victories, an achievement that placed him in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Bradshaw’s combination of strong arm, poise under pressure, and success on the biggest stage solidified his legacy as a two-time Super Bowl MVP.

Graded NM 7 for the card’s condition and GEM MT 10 for the autograph, this card is in excellent form, with Bradshaw’s signature in pristine condition. As a PSA/DNA Certified collectible, the authenticity of Bradshaw's autograph is guaranteed, making this card a valuable addition to any football memorabilia collection.

Item Information:

  • Certification Number: 90800494
  • Item Grade: NM 7
  • Autograph Grade: GEM MT 10
  • Label Type: PSA Fugitive Ink Technology
  • Reverse Cert/Barcode: Yes
  • Year: 1991
  • Brand/Title: Domino's Quarterbacks
  • Subject: Terry Bradshaw
  • Card Number: 32
  • Category: Football Cards
  • Certification: PSA/DNA Certified
  • Primary Signer: Terry Bradshaw

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