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B44C 3/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2175017

Collector-targeted memorabilia articles, and a method of producing a collector-targeted memorabilia article by affixing one or more integral collectible attractiveness attributes to a selected base article. An item selectable for use as a base article is, for example, a sports-related item, a non-collector-targeted utilitarian item, a pre-existing memorabilia item. an item intentionally manufactured for use as a base article, or a like item. Each memorabilia article is a unified body of tangible material comprising a base article and a requisite integral collectible attractiveness attribute affixed to the base article in the form of a genuine fingerprint of a preferred personality, a genuine autograph of a preferred personality, or a facsimile fingerprint of a preferred personality. A facsimile autograph of a preferred personality, limited edition markings, a witness-signed authentication statement, notarial confirmation text, and/or other integral collectible attractiveness attributes may be affixed to the base article.

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