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Collector-Grade autographed, signed memorabilia: Peggy Fleming “Best Wishes” 8x10 photo authenticated by Beckett (BAS). Fleming captured Olympic gold at the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble and won three straight World Championships from 1966–1968. Her elegant style helped ignite a new era for American figure skating, and she later became a respected TV analyst. She is a member of the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame.
Collector's Highlights:
- Profession - Athlete: Peggy Fleming (Figure Skating)
- Item: USA Winter Olympics vertical 8x10 photo signed with “Best Wishes” inscription
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) — affixed QR-code sticker (BAS #BX50192) for online verification
Authenticated by Beckett, this verified authentic photo carries a clean signature and a personal inscription from an Olympic icon. The BAS QR-code sticker serves as the complete authentication (Beckett no longer issues serial-numbered COA cards) and can be confirmed on Beckett’s website, giving collectors long-term confidence in a piece that reflects Peggy Fleming’s enduring legacy on the ice.
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Collector-Grade autographed, signed memorabilia: Peggy Fleming “Best Wishes” 8x10 photo authenticated by Beckett (BAS). Fleming captured Olympic gold at the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble and won three straight World Championships from 1966–1968. Her elegant style helped ignite a new era for American figure skating, and she later became a respected TV analyst. She is a member of the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame.
Collector's Highlights:
- Profession - Athlete: Peggy Fleming (Figure Skating)
- Item: USA Winter Olympics vertical 8x10 photo signed with “Best Wishes” inscription
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) — affixed QR-code sticker (BAS #BX50192) for online verification
Authenticated by Beckett, this verified authentic photo carries a clean signature and a personal inscription from an Olympic icon. The BAS QR-code sticker serves as the complete authentication (Beckett no longer issues serial-numbered COA cards) and can be confirmed on Beckett’s website, giving collectors long-term confidence in a piece that reflects Peggy Fleming’s enduring legacy on the ice.
