The Story
Collector Grade autographed, signed memorabilia: Pete Rose “4192” record-breaking ticket stub—PSA/DNA authenticated, PSA slabbed, Autograph Grade GEM MINT 10. On September 11, 1985 at Riverfront Stadium versus San Diego, Rose notched hit No. 4,192 to pass Ty Cobb and claim MLB’s all-time hits lead. A 17-time All-Star and three-time World Series champion, he won the 1973 NL MVP and finished with a record 4,256 career hits.
Collector's Highlights:
- Athlete: Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds)
- Item: Original 9/11/1985 Reds vs. Padres ticket stub, signed and inscribed “4192”; PSA slab; Autograph Grade GEM MINT 10
- Authentication: PSA/DNA (slabbed; certification verifiable on the PSA website)
Verified authentic by PSA/DNA and preserved in a PSA holder, this record-linked Pete Rose autograph and ticket carry strong long-term collecting appeal. For serious baseball collectors, it’s a direct tie to the night MLB’s hits record changed forever—backed by the industry’s leading authenticator.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Collector Grade autographed, signed memorabilia: Pete Rose “4192” record-breaking ticket stub—PSA/DNA authenticated, PSA slabbed, Autograph Grade GEM MINT 10. On September 11, 1985 at Riverfront Stadium versus San Diego, Rose notched hit No. 4,192 to pass Ty Cobb and claim MLB’s all-time hits lead. A 17-time All-Star and three-time World Series champion, he won the 1973 NL MVP and finished with a record 4,256 career hits.
Collector's Highlights:
- Athlete: Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds)
- Item: Original 9/11/1985 Reds vs. Padres ticket stub, signed and inscribed “4192”; PSA slab; Autograph Grade GEM MINT 10
- Authentication: PSA/DNA (slabbed; certification verifiable on the PSA website)
Verified authentic by PSA/DNA and preserved in a PSA holder, this record-linked Pete Rose autograph and ticket carry strong long-term collecting appeal. For serious baseball collectors, it’s a direct tie to the night MLB’s hits record changed forever—backed by the industry’s leading authenticator.
