Signed Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers Mitchell & Ness Split Color Jersey

This item is a modern Mitchell & Ness commemorative split-style NFL jersey honoring Hall of Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The jersey features a unique 'split' or 'half-and-half' construction, vertically bisected down the center. One side displays the Steelers' iconic gold/yellow color with a white number '1', while the opposite side is black with a gold/yellow number '2', together forming Bradshaw's career number '12'. The nameplate 'BRADSHAW' is similarly split in color across the upper back. A primary feature is the hand-signed autograph by Terry Bradshaw located vertically on the white number '1' on the gold side of the jersey, written in black ink. The signature appears fluid and bold. Adjacent to the autograph is what appears to be a small holographic security sticker, often used for third-party authentication (such as PSA/DNA or JSA) to prove the signature's legitimacy. The garment is made of synthetic athletic mesh fabric, typical of Mitchell & Ness 'Legacy' or 'Nostalgia' reproductions. The stitching on the tackle twill numbers and letters appears to be of high quality, consistent with premium sportswear collectibles. The item appears to be in new or like-new condition with crisp colors and no visible wear, fading, or fabric pulls, suggesting it has been preserved for display rather than worn.

I have performed a visual examination of this Terry Bradshaw signed Mitchell & Ness split jersey. The garment is in 'Near Mint' to 'Mint' condition, featuring vibrant gold and black pigments with no evidence of UV fading or fabric snagging. The stitching on the tackle twill numbers is consistent with Mitchell & Ness's high-tier 'Legacy' line. The autograph is executed in black permanent marker; it displays the fluid, rhythmic pen pressure characteristic of Bradshaw’s authentic hand, particularly in the looped 'B' and trailing 'w'. The presence of a visible authentication hologram on the '1' significantly bolsters its marketability. The secondary market for Bradshaw memorabilia remains robust due to his status as a four-time Super Bowl champion. While standard signed jerseys typically retail for $300-$400, the 'Split' style is a popular novelty among collectors, often commanding a premium for its unique display appeal. However, this valuation assumes the hologram corresponds to a reputable database like PSA/DNA, JSA, or Beckett. Limitations: My assessment is based on photographic evidence. A final determination of value requires a physical inspection to confirm ink penetration into the fabric fibers and to verify the hologram's serial number against the issuer's ledger. I would also need to examine the interior tags for manufacturing consistency to rule out high-quality counterfeit garments. Absolute authentication is deferred until the physical hologram is scanned and the provenance documentation is matched to the physical item.