PSA has graded many full tickets and ticket stubs from the 1970 World Series, however they have only encapsulated (2) two-ticket blocks, to date. Both of these blocks were submitted for PSA certification by Huggins and Scott Auctions, in service to our consignor, who maintains an extensive collection of such tickets. H&S is pleased to present both PSA graded tickets blocks in this current auction. While PSA has placed both blocks in the same Pop Report category of "1970 World Series Gm.1/GM.2-Panel," the ticket types are unique, with one block being good for Loge seating, and the other good for a Field Box seat. There will be more to come from this stellar collection in future H&S auctions, but here and now, this is your chance to be first in line for these never-before-offered tickets blocks, which are the only PSA-encapsulated examples of their type in existence.



"Charm City" was covered in baseball glory from 1966-1983, when the Baltimore Orioles earned six trips to the World Series, and brought home the championship trophy three times. From the height of this era comes this 1970 World Series Game 1 and Game block of (2) unused full tickets. Good for the same Loge Reserved seat for Games 1 and 2, this ticket panel is PSA graded (NM 7), making it "1/1" at this lofty level with none higher. Truly a handsome, high quality postseason treasure, this one is primed to join the ultimate ticket collection. Opening Bid $400.