Do you collect tickets or ticket stubs? Perhaps you save the tickets from the big games, concerts, and other events you’ve attended. Maybe you collect tickets you find at the antique mall – vintage circus tickets, cruise line or railroad passes, Super Bowl tickets – whatever interests you. Whether a ticket is from a historical event or your first concert, keeping these momentos is s fun hobby!
US Grand Prix tickets in a BCW 3-Pocket Photo Pages
Finding a good way to store your tickets is important so you can preserve and display them easily. As tickets come in various sizes, and tickets are often torn by the ticket taker, having solutions to store various sizes is needed.
Pages & Albums
One solution is to store your tickets in a 3-ring binder with protective pages. BCW offers archival-safe pages with pockets of various sizes. Below are the options.
See all BCW Pages and 3-Ring Binders
Savoy Brown & ZZ Top (1973) ticket in an acrylic card holder
Sleeves & Holders
If you do not like the 3-ring binder solution and want to save your tickets individually, BCW offers protective sleeves and holders. Originally designed for trading cards, these supplies work great for tickets and other small documents. Our small sleeves are made of clear, archival-safe polypropylene and protect the tickets while handling. For a rigid protection method, use a BCW card holder. Both the sleeves and holders come in various sizes. When choosing a holder, the closing method is also an important consideration (toploading, snap close, screw-down, etc.).
commemorative ticket in a 3″ x 7″ toploader
Toploading Ticket Holders
Toploading holders are an economical way to store individual tickets. While BCW offers many sizes of toploaders, our 3″ x 7″ toploader is specifically designed for commemorative tickets. See all of our toploaders.
Semi-Rigid Ticket Holders are another affordable method to protect tickets individually.
What tickets have you collected over the years?
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