The Hall-of-Fame is an exclusive club for any sport that honors the best ever to play the sport. While this is already elite company, some players stand out even more because they are undoubtedly Hall-of-Famers, and Joe Sakic fits that category. His storied career featured many highlights that put him above many hockey greats, including winning the Stanley Cup in 1996 and 2001. Sakic collected prestigious individual honors along the way to establish himself as the best player in Colorado Avalanche history. After many years of success, he scored his 625th and final goal on October 23, 2008 (pictured in the design), a franchise record he still holds. Less than a year later, Sakic became the third player to have his number retired by the Avalanche in a ceremony on October 1, 2009. A top-10 finisher for all-time points in the NHL, Joe Sakic was a surefire Hall-of-Fame selection in 2012, his first year on the ballot.

This uniquely designed 8" x 10" image is part of one of Upper Deck Authenticated's curve displays. This curve display comes with a designed image of Sakic that slides easily into the display at a slight curve. It also includes a Joe Sakic 2012 Hockey Hall-of-Fame puck. Overall, the display has an approximate size of 11" wide x 7" high x 5.5" deep. The hockey puck, image and display pieces are carefully packed inside a protective box for shipment. This image is autographed by Joe Sakic with a silver paint pen. Sakic’s signature was witnessed by an Upper Deck representative as part of UDA’s 5-step authentication process.