Tickets are a unique investment opportunity that many have never actually considered.
What’s interesting about tickets is that they were never intended to be collectibles.
But every ticket stub tells a story. While sports cards & other collectibles are cool to look at, ticket stubs signify a specific moment in time. Outside of sports memorabilia, few other alternative assets can authentically represent a moment in time the way tickets can.
Today highlights sports memorabilia pieces of note at auctions, Maradona’s game-worn jersey, and two sports memorabilia fractional market IPOS this week.
-1954 Sports Illustrated Issue #1
-1996 Greater Milwaukee Open Tiger Woods Pro Debut Full Ticket – PSA 8
Today’s a look into Kobe game-worn memorabilia in last week’s fractional markets, Tiger Woods 2000-2001 Grand Slam winning irons at auctions, plus new assets dropping in fractional markets and secondary markets.
-Mickey Mantle MLB Debut Ticket Stub 1951 Opening Day
Another week, another flat performance. Today let’s see where the sports memorabilia fractional secondary markets, auctions, and fractional market IPOs are going.
-1967 Super Bowl I Full Ticket – PSA 5
-“Ruth Bows Out” Pulitzer Prize-Winning Type 1 Photo
-NBA 50 Greatest Lithograph – Dave Bing Collection
-1992 Tiger Woods PGA Debut Full Ticket – PSA 6
-Luka Doncic 2019 Game-Worn Signed Sneakers
Here’s our opinion on last week’s fractional markets, and this weeks auctions, fractional secondary markets, and sports memorabilia ipos.
-Luka Doncic 2019 Game-Worn Signed Sneakers
-Reggie Jackson 1969 Oakland A’s Road Jersey
-Tom Brady 2000 NFL Debut Full Ticket PSA 7
Today, we’re looking at something we’ve never covered before: The newly budding market for ticket stubs.
Today we have a deep dive into a Kobe Bryant Signed Ticket Stub that is IPOing on Otis Tuesday, June 22nd at 12 PM EST.
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