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Lot # 35: 1920 World Series Game 7 Ticket Stub - Cleveland Indians Clinch First World Series Championship vs. Brooklyn Robins - PSA GOOD 2

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Item was in Auction Summer 2026, which ran from Thu, Aug 27, 2026 11:59 AM to Thu, Sep 10, 2026 9:59 PM

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Ticket seekers land a whale when you haul in this scarce 1920 World Series Game 7 ticket stub. The date of the game was October 12, the location was League Park in Cleveland, the participants were the Cleveland Indians and Brooklyn Robins, and the result was a 3-0 win for the Indians, who clinched their first ever World Series championship. There was no MVP award at the time, but if there were, Cleveland's spitball specialist Stanley Coveleski would have been a strong contender. Considering the age of this antique ticket stub, it shows a pleasing degree of integrity. PSA has confirmed the quality of this 106-year-old big game souvenir by assigning a grade of GOOD 2. With investigations into the 1919 Black Sox scandal conducted in 1920, there was a big dark cloud hanging over the game, but at least for Cleveland fans, there was a welcome ray of sunshine.