Guys… This has been a journey. This was a very hard ticket to track down and verify! Of all has been fascinated by wilt Chamberlain’s time with the Harlem Wil trotters in the late 50s. This ticket represents one of his first appearances with The Harlem Globetrotters when he played with them in Australia. What a cool piece of basketball lore which predates his NBA debut.

Not an expensive one, but a meaningful one for my little Oladipo collection. He was great for the Hoosiers and reached his all-star potential with the Pacers before his severe injury. He’s trying to make a comeback and playing well for the G-League. Hope someone gives him a chance to earn a roster spot spot. Dude can still hoop!

I had this ticket raw. But found someone willing to trade for an auto/graded version & some $. This is a Grail Maddux ticket for me. His best “Maddux” game and arguably his best pitching performance of his career.

still lack these 9 tickets to finish his 35 ticket shutout run:

#Shutouts(win total)Needed:

#2(7)  - 4/6/88 @ ATL

#6(34) - 6/21/89 @ PIT (10IP)

#10(68)- 7/20/91 @ HOU

#15(95)- 9/30/92 vs PIT

#20(136)- 6/15/95 @ MON

#21(144)- 8/20/95 @ STL

#22(161)- 8/13/96 @ PHI

#24(186)- 4/15/98 vs PIT

#28(199)- 8/6/98 vs CIN

Any hep is appreciated….

For me, Randy Moss is in the top tier of wide receivers of all-time. Possibly number two after Jerry Rice. You can make an argument for Calvin Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, or a number of other players as well. I’d love to get this autographed one day. Yes, I know it’s not his real NFL debut ticket which came in the regular season, however, this pro debut ticket still fits the bill for me and it was at a price point that I could afford.

The greatest wide receiver ever to play the game autographed 1995 Super Bowl ticket. The hologram on the front epitomizes the 1990s. It also lets the autograph stand out on this ticket. Happy to have it as part of my collection.