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This 1992 NBA All Star Game Program was personally hand signed by Magic Johnson in blue marker. The program was signed in the presence of a Beckett Authentication Services Representative and comes affixed with a Witnessed individual numbered tamper-evident hologram. The program also comes with a Famous Ink hologram guaranteeing authenticity for life. Domestic ground shipping for this item is FREE to the contiguous 48 states. Please contact Famous Ink for International and other shipping options.
Own one of the most emotional and historic moments in NBA history with this Magic Johnson autographed 1992 NBA All-Star Game program, witnessed and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS). This collectible captures Magic’s unforgettable return to the court.
Why This Item Matters
The 1992 NBA All-Star Game is one of the most iconic events in basketball history. After retiring due to his HIV diagnosis, Magic Johnson returned to play, delivered a standout performance, and was named All-Star Game MVP.
This moment symbolized resilience, legacy, and the respect he commanded across the league — making memorabilia from this game extremely desirable.
Authentication & Trust
This item is Beckett Witnessed, meaning a Beckett representative was physically present when the autograph was signed, ensuring the highest level of authenticity and collector confidence.
Key Features
- 🏀 Player: Magic Johnson – Los Angeles Lakers legend & Hall of Famer
- 🏆 Item: 1992 NBA All-Star Game Official Program
- ✍️ Signature: Hand-signed autograph
- 🔍 Authentication: Beckett Witnessed (BAS) with hologram
- 💎 Collector Value: Historic All-Star MVP moment + verified autograph
- 🎯 Display Ready: Unique conversation piece for any collection
- 🚚 FREE U.S. Shipping included
- 💯 Money-Back Guarantee
Collector Appeal
• NBA history collectors
• Los Angeles Lakers fans
• Magic Johnson collectors
• High-end memorabilia investors
This is more than an autograph — it’s a snapshot of one of the most powerful moments in sports history.


