Jay Pandolfo - Boston Bruins - 2013 Stanley Cup Final Dressing Room Nameplate - Autographed
- Closing Bid: $50.00
| Number Of Bids: | 0 |
| Bid Increment: | $10.00 |
| Quantity Available: | 1 |
| Listing Number: | 73268 |
| Open Date: | Oct 8, 2013 06:00:00 PM EDT |
| Close Date: | Oct 24, 2013 09:40:00 PM EDT |
| Listing Type: | Auction |
Description
The National Hockey League-MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program is proud to offer fans and collectors across the globe the opportunity to own a piece of history ... the actual nameplate that hung in the dressing room stall of #29 Jay Pandolfo of the Boston Bruins during the 2013 Stanley Cup Final.
These nameplates, affixed with the Bruins' logo, the NHL Stanley Cup Final 2013 logo, and the Boston Strong ribbon, hung in the Boston Bruins' dressing room, identifying each player's locker, during the 2013 Stanley Cup Final.
Each Bruin personally signed his nameplate after the Final.
This nameplate is registered into the MeiGray Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program as number 148288.
The MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program individually numbers, security-tags and markets the game-worn jerseys at meigray.com for 9 NHL clubs: Boston, Colorado, Dallas, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Nashville, New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Washington.
MeiGray has partnered with the NHL since October 2002 in the NHL-MGG Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program. Game-worn jerseys of the 22 participating clubs from 2002-03 through 2005-06 can be found at nhlgameworn.com.
Since its introduction in October 2002, the NHL-MGG Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program has donated more than 3,300 game-worn jerseys to its member teams and their charitable foundations throughout the United States and Canada. These jerseys have contributed to numerous charitable organizations in North America.
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$40.00 USD to Canada
$40.00 USD to Russia
$60.00 USD to Australia and Sweden
$65.00 USD to Czech Republic
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