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?Super Mario? Lemieux will be signing autographs starting at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 12, 2017 at the International Centre in Toronto, ON. The Centre is located on Airport Road in Toronto. Signed items such as 8? x 10? photos or hockey pucks are $250. Premium items such as signed jerseys or equipment are $500. If you do not want to attend the signing session but desire to purchase an authenticated and autographed item by the great Mario Lemieux, please view our great selection above.

Not even the great Wayne Gretzky has won Stanley Cups as both a hockey player and a hockey team owner ? but Mario Lemieux has. In fact he is the only man to ever pull off that feat, which makes his autograph extremely valuable in the world of sports memorabilia. Mario Lemieux is a living legend, who despite battling cancer and numerous other serious health issues during his playing career, always came back to lead the Pittsburgh Penguins from the basement to the top of professional hockey, time and again. He is so well thought of that the Hockey Hall of Fame waived the three-year waiting period for induction and voted him into the hall immediately upon his first retirement. With five Stanley Cups attached to his name, a Mario Lemieux autograph is one of the most valuable in sports collectibles. Just imagine a hockey player who is 6'4? and weighs a hefty 230 pounds but can skate like the wind and cuts through opposing defenses like a ghost, and you have the very dangerous and high-scoring ?Super Mario,? a nickname pinned on him in the 1980s video game era. Upon retirement he was the seventh highest scorer in NHL history, and everyone knows that if not for his illnesses that kept him out of many games, he would likely be No. 2 behind only Wayne Gretzky. Any signed Mario Lemieux memorabilia is extremely valuable and a great investment. One of the most popular items is a certified signed photograph of Lemieux smoking his trademark slapshot past a stunned goalie. Come check out our collection of authentic Mario Lemieux collectibles and own a piece of hockey history signed by the man who Bobby Orr called, ?The most talented hockey player I have ever seen.?