Brett Favre
Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterback · Football - NFL
Green Bay Packers
Era
1990s - 2000s Peak Playing Era
Item Type
Football
Condition
Very Good condition with a clear, legible signature on a clean white panel.
Rarity
Commonly encountered signer due to frequent private and public signings.
Overall Assessment
A solid, recognizable piece of modern NFL memorabilia ideal for Packers fans and football collectors.
Authenticity Assessment
Likely authentic based on characteristic loop formations, jersey number 4 addition, and flow.
Signature Style
Abbreviated first/last name with prominent loop flourishes and the number 4 enclosed or nearby.
Signature Characteristics
Flowing cursive loops representing initials or simplified name, coupled with a distinct number 4.
Ink & Medium
Black ballpoint pen on synthetic leather panel.
Item Description
A white panel football wrapped in protective plastic.
Estimated Value
$150 - $300 depending on full authentication.
Comparison to Known Examples
Consistent with Favre's streamlined game-day and quick-signing graph style.
Authentication Tips
Check for natural speed, correct proportion of the loops, and proper formation of the number 4.
Certification Recommendation
PSA/DNA, JSA, or Beckett Authentication Services.
Red Flags
Plastic wrapping may complicate close-up inspection; ensure no signs of a secretarial or printed facsimile.
Provenance Notes
Direct acquisition from signing events or certified dealers provides the best provenance.
Historical Context
Favre is one of the NFL's legendary ironmen quarterbacks, holding consecutive starts records and winning Super Bowl XXXI.
Market Trends
Stable demand driven by Green Bay Packers and NFL Hall of Fame collectors.
Investment Potential
Stable long-term value as a foundational piece for any NFL quarterback collection.
Similar Autographs
Aaron Rodgers, Reggie White, Bart Starr.
Display & Preservation
Keep away from direct sunlight, remove or protect via UV-resistant acrylic display case.
Interesting Facts
Favre was known for signing thousands of items throughout his career, often incorporating his jersey number 4.