all the credentials sets are pretty cool - I like 97-98, 98-99, and 2006 acetate credentials now/future sets more but I was able to scoop this for not too much…Walker never met a shot he didn’t like - and when he was with the Celtics, they were in a lull. But the couple years he played with Paul Pierce were still fun to watch and I’m not a bandwagon guy, so I rooted for them even when they weren’t great teams. Let’s see if they can force a game 7 tonight vs the Knicks! Go Celtics!

A cool piece of history and a pretty ticket for Collectors of Americana and American History. The 1961 Presidential Ball was a quite nice affair. This ticked survived in great condition. I always wonder what JFK would think of his little nephew and his he’s acting. Poor John would be rolling in his grave. Still, this item is coollj

There are no big signatures on this ball, really. This was in the dark ages after Larry Bird and before Paul Pierce. But I’m not a bandwagon guy - I’ve had this ball for 30 years - this is the Dino Radja, Acie Earl, Eric Montross days. Like, bottom of the barrel in the Eastern Conference days - so not worth much, but still defines part of the Celtics era before they returned to glory in the following generation! And for that reason, it still cool

#CelticsInSeven.

The football season is more exciting when you have dynamic player like CMC in the game. I know the hobby really only values QBs. Which is why I love to collect RBs and WRs for much less money. I only wish all of NFL Flawless was game-worn not player worn (you gotta read the fine print ln the back to be sure!)

Guys… This is a true museum piece! This Boston Celtics ticket is from Larry Bird’s NBA debut. It only has a graded population of one. This is the only Bird NBA debut ticket that has ever been graded or authenticated by PSA. I wish I had the fire power to buy this… But sadly, this will be far out of my price range. Still, extremely cool to see! I wonder how many other are out there in the wild, ungraded?!