During Heritage Auctions Sports Collectibles Platinum Night Auction – being held on August 19-20, 2017 – an assembly of 1933-2016 Major League Baseball All-Star Game complete ticket run will be presented for sale for the first time.

The complete run in the PSA Set Registry is comprised of tickets for 83 years of All-Star Game history. Along with all the recent Home Run Derby and workout events, and the double games of 1959-1962, the grand total of tickets offered amounts to 137. The full ticket example of the 1933 inaugural edition and the untorn 1935 are both exceptionally rare finds. The 1940 Sportsman’s Park full ticket is one of just three that exists, and, at VG 3, the finest known.

In addition to the All-Star Game tickets, the 2017 Aaron Judge Mother’s Day game worn New York Yankees Jersey will also be offered. The pinstriped jersey features the classic “NY” in hot pink, along with a breast cancer awareness ribbon and hot pink double-nines on the back. The jersey was worn for the Mother’s Day contest at Yankee Stadium, which saw the last single-digit jersey, Derek Jeter’s number “2,” retired from the team wardrobe.

“One of the great benefits of the All-Star Game has always been to introduce the global baseball audience to players they might never have otherwise had a chance to watch. It’s safe to say that this year saw Aaron Judge make the transition from the toast of New York City to the face of the sport,” shared Heritage Sports Auctions Director Chris Ivy.