National Hockey League Stanley Cup Championship Plaques. 13' x 16'
The original photographs were taken by world famous photographer Rob Arra. The poster is displayed in a black metal frame. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.
This is a one-piece goalie mask with steel facemask, contoured back plate, and high impact ABS molded plastic vented design. NHL licensed with full color logos. Sharp looking and great for autographs. This goalie mask is designed for street or roller hockey only, and not intended for ice hockey . There is no photo available of this item. The photo shown is a representation of the final item which will have the Colorado Avalanche logo as described above.
Officially licensed Every 8' x 10' photo is made exclusively for The Highland Mint by PhotoFile Eloquently framed with a glass panel (size 12 3/4' x 15 3/4') Double matted (acid free) with a bronze coin Includes a numbered Certificate of Authenticity Limited Edition to 2,001 The Highland Mint was established in 1982 as a full service mint. In 1992, the mint expanded into the licensed memorabilia arena to where it is now - the market leader. All of The Highland Mint precious metal products are created with the finest craftmanship possible. Every detail and image on each mint-card and medallion is hand-sculpted into plaster. The plasters are then transformed into dies and each card or medallion is struck several times before going through a variety of finishing processes.
The medallion: measures 1.5' in diameter. is in a clear protective capsule. is individually numbered. is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity numbered to match. This silver coin is made of one troy ounce .999 fine silver. Limited edition of 2,001. The Highland Mint was established in 1982 as a full service mint. In 1992, the mint expanded into the licensed memorabilia arena to where it is now - the market leader. All of The Highland Mint precious metal products are created with the finest craftmanship possible. Every detail and image on each mint-card and medallion is hand-sculpted into plaster. The plasters are then transformed into dies and each card or medallion is struck several times before going through a variety of finishing processes.
