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Introducing the James Bond Daniel Craig Autographed Framed Print - Casino Royale Numbered Edition, a one-of-a-kind collector's piece, released in an edition of 100.

Backstory. When Daniel Craig signed on to be the next James Bond for the 2006 release of Casino Royale, he did so with the passion and work ethic characterised by the greats who took on the iconic role before him. 007, played by Daniel Craig, is on his first mission as a 00. The reception to his portrayal of the famous British spy was met with universal praise by fans and critics alike and redefined Bond for a new audience. 

Details. This framed photographic print shows Daniel Craig as Bond at the poker table at the Hotel Splendide, Montenegro, taking on banker Le Chiffre in an epic game of Texas Hold'em. The print is mounted with a suede-finish surround in a black wood frame and features Craig's autograph in silver pen, with a handwritten unique number in the lower right corner. The signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Process.

Authentication. First, an Upper Deck representative witnesses each autograph signed. A record of the autograph and associated piece of memorabilia is signed by both the star and an Upper Deck official and is then stored securely in a permanent file. An Upper Deck Authenticated serial numbered hologram is affixed to each signed piece of memorabilia. A certificate of authenticity is assigned to each piece of memorabilia and includes a matching hologram to the one affixed to the autographed item. Every piece of signed memorabilia is packaged with a registration card. The owner has the opportunity to register the item with Upper Deck Authenticated. If for some reason the item is sold or transferred to a new owner, a full detailed record of the item's history is readily available.

Dimensions. Print W24”, H20”. Framed W28", H24".

The makers. Upper Deck Entertainment is the worldwide leader in trading cards and authentic collectibles. In 1992, Upper Deck Authenticated became the first to answer to the forgery problem by creating an airtight five-step authentication process, guaranteeing fans receive genuine autographed materials.