Historic tickets to sports events
Sports tickets are small records of big matches. Each one carries a date, a venue and the names of the opponents, and recalls the atmosphere a fan experienced in the stands. At FANzone you will find tickets from league derbies, European cup ties and the Olympic Games, along with accreditations and membership cards.
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Soccer ticket, FK Baumit Jablonec vs. FC Hradec Králové, November 24, 2012. 1st League. Stand: South. Section: C. Row: 9. Seat: 212. Jablonec nad Nisou Stadium. Torn
Football ticket, FK Baumit Jablonec v. SK Dynamo České Budějovice, 7 October 2012. 1st League. Stand: South. Sector: C. Row: 10. Seat: 248. Jablonec nad Nisou Stadium. Torn
A valuable artefact from the history of Náchod ice hockey during the war and post-war years! A player’s licence issued by the Czech Ice Hockey Association, printed in August 1943
Football ticket, FK Baumit Jablonec v FC Viktoria Plzeň, 30 November 2014. 1st League. Stand: South. Sector: B. Row: 14. Seat: 387. Jablonec nad Nisou Stadium. Unused
Football ticket, FK Baumit Jablonec v FC Slovan Liberec, 10 May 2015. 1st League. Stand: South. Sector: B. Row: 9. Seat: 237. Jablonec nad Nisou Stadium. Unused
Athlete’s registration card, volleyball, 1963. Unstuck stamps inside. Three pages. Stamp
Ticket for SK Slavia Prague v AC Sparta Prague, Matchday 10, 23 October 2005. Evžen Rošický Stadium, VIP ticket, Stand: West, Sector: 8, Seat: 5. Entrance A2. Untorn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague v FC Vysočina Jihlava, 10 September 2005. First Football League. Entrance: 3, Sector: H59, Row: 10, Seat: 7. Torn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague v FC Baník Ostrava, 24 September 2005. First Football League. Entrance: 3, Sector: D68, Row: 14, Seat: 11. Torn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague B v. Viktoria Žižkov, 6 November 2005. Second Football League. Entrance: 1, Sector: A4, Row: 13, Seat: 2. Torn
Ticket AC Sparta Praha v. FK Siad Most, 13. VIII. 2005. 1st football league. Entrance: 3, Sector: D68, row: 9, Seat: 11. Torn stub
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague v FK Siad Most, 13 August 2005. First Football League. Entrance: 3, Sector: D68, row: 9, Seat: 11. Torn
UEFA ticket, AC Sparta v IFK Göteborg, Champions League qualifier, 10 August 1994. Standing. Untorn
UEFA match ticket, Sparta Prague v Galatasaray Istanbul, 1995, 8 August 1995. Entrance: 1, Sector: D2, Row: 6, Seat: 6. Torn
Ticket for SK Slavia Prague v AC Sparta Prague, Matchday 10, 23 October 2005. Evžen Rošický Stadium, VIP ticket, Stand: West, Sector: 8, Seat: 6. Entrance A2. Untorn
Ticket AC Sparta v. S.S. Lazio, CHL, 2000. UEFA Champions league. 7. XI. 2000. Entrance: 1, Block: B4L, Row: 9, Seat: 8. Torn off.
Accreditation football: Slovakia v. Czech Republic, 5 September 2009. From the ŠK Slovan Bratislava Stadium. Sealed paper, hanging. Press/TV.
OG Lillehammer ticket, 1994, Ice Hockey Final, Sweden v Canada. 27 February, Gate: 2, section: E10, seat: 8. Hakons Hall. Torn. A beautiful design from one of the most successful Olympic Games.
What you will find in Tickets
The range includes football match tickets from the Czech league, Prague derbies between Slavia and Sparta, and European cup ties such as Sparta against Gothenburg, Galatasaray or Lazio in the Champions League. They are joined by Olympic tickets, for example from the ice hockey final at Lillehammer 1994, press and staff accreditations, VIP cards and older membership cards of sports federations.
How to assess a ticket
Value depends on the importance of the match, age and condition. A complete ticket with an intact stub is usually worth more than a torn one. On older items, check how legible the print is, along with any stamps or signatures.
Frequently asked questions
Is a used or an unused ticket worth more? Collectors usually prefer unused tickets with the full stub. A used ticket, however, proves that someone actually held it at the match, which has its own appeal for famous games.
Why collect more recent tickets? With the rise of e-tickets, paper tickets are disappearing. Tickets from recent decades are becoming a record of an ending era, and their supply is shrinking.
How should tickets be stored? In acid-free sleeves or a banknote album, away from direct light. Keep the thermal paper of modern tickets away from heat, otherwise the print fades.
Related categories: Programmes, Stadiums, Olympic, Autographs.