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The October 1962 issue of The Ring magazine, featuring the first cover appearance of Cassius Clay, professionally certified CGC Universal Grade 8.0 with Off-White to White Pages. Published approximately sixteen months before Clay defeated Sonny Liston to win the heavyweight championship and become Muhammad Ali, the issue documents the future champion at the beginning of one of boxing’s most celebrated careers.
An exceptional condition rarity, this example is the highest-graded copy certified by CGC. Only fifteen Universal copies have been certified, with this being the sole example graded 8.0 and the next highest examples graded 6.5. Combining historic importance with unique census status, it stands as the finest surviving certified example of one of boxing’s most significant magazines. Offered from the Phillips Collection of Boxing Memorabilia, one of the most comprehensive private boxing collections assembled in recent decades.
Dimensions: CGC holder: 13.75 x 9.5 x 0.75 in.
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CGC Universal Grade 8.0 (Off-White to White Pages). Encapsulated in its original sealed CGC holder. Newsstand edition. The CGC population report records this as the single highest-graded copy certified.
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