Ken Griffey Jr Ichiro Signed 16x20 Framed Photo Plaque Mariners Auto BAS COA HOF

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This stunning framed display features a dual-signed photo of two Seattle Mariners legends, Ken Griffey Jr. and Ichiro Suzuki. Both Hall of Fame players have signed the photo beautifully in teal paint pen, making the autographs stand out perfectly against the image of the two icons celebrating together during their time with the Mariners. Griffey was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016 and Ichiro followed in 2025, making this piece a tribute to two of the greatest players to ever wear a Mariners uniform.

The display is professionally framed and measures 24x28 inches overall, featuring a custom matting layout with Seattle Mariners logo accents and a nameplate recognizing both Hall of Fame players. The large 16x20 photo sits at the center of the piece and showcases one of the most recognizable pairings in Mariners history.

Both signatures are authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and include the matching BAS hologram shown in the listing photos. The autographs are bold, clean, and highly desirable for collectors of Hall of Fame baseball memorabilia, Mariners fans, or collectors of Griffey and Ichiro pieces.

This is an outstanding display piece ready to hang and would make a centerpiece in any sports memorabilia collection, office, or fan cave.

Scott Stimell, the President of Cardboard Memories, is a nationally respected autograph expert who is a former consultant for JSA and has been featured on many shows as an autograph expert.

We have an actual physical bricks and mortar store Cardboard Memories for over 34 years we are located in Commack, Long Island, New York
We're in a new location at 114 Commack rd in the Meat Farms Shopping Center
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Owner Scott Stimell was recently featured on the Netflix series, the king of collectibles you can see Scott in the first episode which aired in April of 2023

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