$165 for a Framed Photo of "The Shot" Signed by Mario Chalmers from Powers Collectibles ($333 Value)
Similar deals
Framed photo of "The Shot" that helped the Kansas Jayhawks triumph in the 2008 NCAA Championship Game; autographed by Mario Chalmers
The Deal
-
$165 for a framed 8"x10" photo of "The Shot" autographed by former Kansas Jayhawks guard Mario Chalmers ($333 value)
The photo captures the moment—during the 2008 NCAA Championship Game against Memphis—that Chalmers launched a shot toward the basket with 2.1 seconds left in regulation. The three-pointer was good, tying up the game and sending it to overtime. The Jayhawks eventually prevailed, 75–68, and "Mario's Miracle" became the centerpiece of the tournament's annual "One Shining Moment" montage. Chalmers now plays for the Miami Heat in the NBA.
Framed photo of "The Shot" that helped the Kansas Jayhawks triumph in the 2008 NCAA Championship Game; autographed by Mario Chalmers
The Deal
-
$165 for a framed 8"x10" photo of "The Shot" autographed by former Kansas Jayhawks guard Mario Chalmers ($333 value)
The photo captures the moment—during the 2008 NCAA Championship Game against Memphis—that Chalmers launched a shot toward the basket with 2.1 seconds left in regulation. The three-pointer was good, tying up the game and sending it to overtime. The Jayhawks eventually prevailed, 75–68, and "Mario's Miracle" became the centerpiece of the tournament's annual "One Shining Moment" montage. Chalmers now plays for the Miami Heat in the NBA.
Need To Know Info
About Powers Collectibles - San Francisco
Powers Collectibles beefs up memorabilia collections with authenticated, high-quality merchandise autographed by some of the world's biggest celebrities and sports stars. Owner and industry veteran Matt Powers launched the web-based company with two goals in mind: to conveniently provide authentic mementos via the Internet, and to offer quality custom-framing options alongside collectibles. Today, Powers Collectibles stocks an expansive arsenal of signed souvenirs from sports stars, music icons, Hollywood stars, political personalities, and John Hancock impersonators. Lavish frames and display cases further glamorize autographed treasures, keeping them safe from wear, tear, and spitting camels.