First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln Signed Cut PSA 8 Auto - Abraham Lincoln's Wife!

Title:
Mary Todd Lincoln Signed Cut – PSA/DNA Certified, Auto Grade NM-MT 8

Description:
Offered here is a rare and visually striking cut signature of Mary Todd Lincoln, widow of President Abraham Lincoln and former First Lady of the United States. The autograph, penned in bold ink as "Mary Lincoln," appears on a lightly lined fragment of paper, measuring approximately 1.5" x 4.25". The signature remains exceptionally clear and dark, demonstrating Lincoln’s elegant and distinctive 19th-century penmanship.

Encapsulated and certified by PSA/DNA, this cut has received an Auto Grade of NM-MT 8 (Near Mint-Mint), affirming both the autograph’s quality and preservation. Housed in PSA’s tamper-evident holder, the certification number is 85565188.

Historical Context:
Mary Todd Lincoln (1818–1882) served as First Lady from 1861 to 1865, during one of the most tumultuous eras in American history. Known for her intelligence, political acumen, and strong will, she was a deeply influential figure in the Lincoln White House. The tragic assassination of her husband in 1865 and the personal hardships that followed, including the loss of three of her four sons, shaped her later life with profound sorrow and resilience.

Autographs from Mary Todd Lincoln are significantly scarcer than those of her husband, especially in such clean, well-preserved condition. Her correspondence and signatures provide rare insights into the private life of one of America's most iconic presidential families.

Authentication & Encapsulation:

• Authentication: PSA/DNA Certified

• Auto Grade: NM-MT 8

• Certification Number: 85565188

• Encapsulation: Professionally slabbed by PSA in a tamper-proof holder, ensuring protection and long-term preservation.

Closing Appeal:
A superb specimen for any collector of presidential or Civil War-era memorabilia, this authenticated Mary Todd Lincoln signature combines historical gravitas with aesthetic clarity. Its PSA-certified condition enhances both its value and appeal, making it an exceptional addition to any serious historical autograph collection.