Collector-driven and collector-focused – from sporting events to movie premieres, concerts and beyond.
Holding on to a ticket stub from that unforgettable concert? What about the last time your team went all the way to the World Series? Whether it's a milestone or a memory, your ticket can be preserved and graded by Beckett's team of experts.
Grading and authentication for all types of tickets. Choose to grade the ticket, the autograph, or both with our comprehensive services.
Beckett utilizes crystal-clear polymer slab, clear inner sleeves, stackable profiles and proprietary security features to create the best possible housing for your treasured collectibles.
You may request a specific significance/milestone to appear on the label when submitting your tickets. Not sure what to request, we’ve got you covered – we will include the event date, score and most popular significance for you.
The Beckett Ticket grading scale uses a simple 10-point grading scale, with descending increments of one whole point. Scroll below to see the Standard Grading Scale for Tickets.
A Pristine 10 ticket appears perfect with no visible flaws even under magnification. It must be free from staining, printing imperfections, and any signs of wear. This grade represents the highest standard of condition in collectible grading, indicating that the ticket is essentially flawless.
What is Ticket Grading and Authentication?
Ticket authentication is the process in which event tickets are evaluated to determine if they are authentic, genuine examples of an original event ticket or not. Beckett ticket experts analyze the paper stock, ink, and printing techniques looking for evidence of alterations, recoloration and restoration in order to give their opinion on the authenticity of the ticket.
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