Very Rare Collectible, Happy Chandler Autograph Major League Baseball Commissioner 1945 Governor Kentucky Senator 06/39 Very Few Exist, Upper Deck Card 2005 ... This item was discovered at estate sale in Ohio.  Sports memorabilia projected $26 Billion or more by 2030 with annual returns on investment about 8% annually - FREE SHIPPING 
 
Happy Chandler, a distinguished figure in American baseball and politics, served as the Major League Baseball Commissioner from 1945, following his tenure as Governor of Kentucky and as a U.S. Senator starting in June 1939. Known for his pivotal role in the beginning of the equal rights integration of baseball, Chandler’s autograph is a rare and highly sought-after piece among collectors. A particularly prized item is the 2005 Upper Deck card featuring his signature. Given his significant contributions to both sports and public service, only a few such autographed memorabilia exist, making them invaluable to enthusiasts and historians alike.