Mickey Mantle Rookie Autograph, 1952 Government Postcard (GPC). PSA JSA Vintage Baseball Memorabilia The void stamps on the

The void stamps on the back of the ticket are due to the original game on July 4th being rained out (it was rescheduled as a double header just two days later

this rare image represents more than just a historical keepsake—it symbolizes a transformative era in baseball

Michael Collins: Signed in black felt tip: "M Collins"

and this example is a standout and well-preserved condition

It serves not only as a tribute to one of America’s most influential presidents but also as a timeless reminder of courage in the face of adversity

Mickey Mantle Rookie Autograph, 1952 Government Postcard (GPC). PSA JSA Vintage Baseball Memorabilia The void stamps on theMickey Mantle Rookie Autograph, 1952 Government Postcard (GPC). PSA JSA For the serious Mickey Mantle collector, this extraordinary piece checks every box. A true rarity, this Government Postcard (GPC)far scarcer than a simple signed "cut" or index cardfeatures Mantles bold, flawless signature and is hard dated "Sept. 9, 1952" in his own hand on the reverse. Mantle autographs have long been among the most coveted in the hobby, but rookie era examples