Yogi Berra autographed baseball with MVP 51 54 55. The ticket stub is from June 22, 1947. Yogi hits his 1st grand slam, home run #5.

PSA 2 - Highest Graded

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This 2009 Warped Tour ticket is a true piece of pop-punk history.

That year had an absolutely stacked lineup—bands like A Day to Remember, NeverShoutNever!, Underoath, Black Tide, Escape the Fate, The Maine, Alexisonfire, Anti-Flag, and Bad Religion were all part of the tour. It was one of the last years before Warped started shifting away from its punk and hardcore roots into more metalcore and electronic influences.

• This was my First Warped Tour, and I attended every year up until 2018 when it "ended."

• There was a 25th anniversary show in 2019 (3 stops), which I attended in Atlantic City, NJ.

• There is NOW a 30th anniversary tour (3 stops), where I will be attending the Washington D.C. stop this summer.

• This ticket was signed by Chris Barker, Chris Head, and Pat Thetic. Justin Sane was always questionable, so I did not have him autograph the ticket. Feel free to research why 😂.

This tour was my entire life, possibly the most important influence on my persona/character. I bought this ticket for 25 dollars from a friend, and begged my motto let me go (in that order). We were driven to the tour in limousine bus, and it set the tone for many years afterwards.

I would give ANYTHING to feel that day again. This Ticket, professionally encapsulated by Beckett Collectibles will (hopefully) be buried with me.

Guys… This is a really big one for me. Wilt Chamberlain’s first game with the Harlem Globetrotters took place in Italy..but this ticket, his debut in the United States, is still often considered his actual debut ticket. I’ll continue to hunt for one from Italy, but I’m not sure if any exist. For now, this will be one of the highlights of my Globetrotters, and early Wilt Chamberlain, collection. I’ve attached a small newspaper article disgusting this game.

Ticket from a co-main event with Iron Mike they called “The Road Back”, took place 6/16/90. Big George would come all the way back, defeating Michael Moorer on 11/5/94…becoming heavyweight champion again at nearly 46 years old, a record that still stands today. RIP.

August 10, 1981, Pete Rose gets hit 3,631 and passes Stan Musial to become NL Hits Leader.

The record-breaking hit came in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals, the team with whom Musial had spent his entire career, and the former hits king was on hand to congratulate Rose.