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$27.65The Story
Celebrate your love for epic television with this Autographed Horizontal 11x14 Photo personally signed by Jai Courtney, known for his iconic role as Varro in the critically acclaimed series Spartacus. A must-have for fans and collectors, this stunning piece of signed memorabilia captures Courtney in character, offering a bold tribute to the series that redefined historical drama for a new era. Authenticity you can trust: This item is certified 100% authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS), one of the most respected names in memorabilia authentication.
- Personally hand-signed by Jai Courtney of Spartacus, adding rare value to any collection
- Horizontal 11x14 photo — a dynamic and display-ready size for framing
- Affixed with tamper-evident BAS authentication sticker, including scannable QR code for real-time authentication
- Backed by Beckett Authentication Services; note: BAS has transitioned away from serial-numbered COAs, and the sticker serves as the complete proof of authenticity

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Description
Celebrate your love for epic television with this Autographed Horizontal 11x14 Photo personally signed by Jai Courtney, known for his iconic role as Varro in the critically acclaimed series Spartacus. A must-have for fans and collectors, this stunning piece of signed memorabilia captures Courtney in character, offering a bold tribute to the series that redefined historical drama for a new era. Authenticity you can trust: This item is certified 100% authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS), one of the most respected names in memorabilia authentication.
- Personally hand-signed by Jai Courtney of Spartacus, adding rare value to any collection
- Horizontal 11x14 photo — a dynamic and display-ready size for framing
- Affixed with tamper-evident BAS authentication sticker, including scannable QR code for real-time authentication
- Backed by Beckett Authentication Services; note: BAS has transitioned away from serial-numbered COAs, and the sticker serves as the complete proof of authenticity












