$650

Own a piece of baseball history with a signed and framed photo capturing Cal Ripken Jr.'s historic first at-bat during his 2,131st consecutive game, breaking Lou Gehrig's MLB record. This iconic moment is a testament to Ripken's endurance and legacy. INCLUDES: - Color 20" x 16" photo signed by Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. - This historic photo shows Ripken’s first at bat during his 2,131st consecutive game, breaking Lou Gehrig’s long held MLB record. - Photo comes authenticated by 3rd party authenticator (PSA/JSA or Beckett’s) - Professionally framed using museum quality materials including acid free matting and 99% UV glass to protect signature from fading. Dust covered backing and wired for hanging. - Framed size: 26.5" x 22.5" - FREE shipping within continental United States Long Island Silent Auction is the tri-state area’s premier silent auction company. With over 30 years of experience in sports memorabilia and framing, Long Island Silent Auction offers only the highest quality authentic items. All items are sourced directly through the athletes or their representatives and come authenticated by leading 3rd party authenticators. All frames are museum quality. Our number 1 priority is your satisfaction. Details: Cal Ripken Jr. Signed and Framed Photo, Restrictions: Winner will receive item exactly as pictured. Signature placement and ink color may vary. Certificate expires 9 months after event date. Valid: Valid for shipments within the continental US

Every item is methodically examined and reviewed by our authenticators to ensure their expert impressions are in agreement. Each signature is compared to the world’s largest autograph exemplar library which helps confirm or deny its legitimacy. The authenticators then collaborate and employ a scoring system for the final determination of an item’s authenticity. Certified items are then given a registration number and a tamper-evident label. Items that fail our strict examination standards for certification are returned with a failure letter detailing the inconsistencies.