An extraordinary piece of Olympic and sports history: the full event ticket stub from the Athletics competition at the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics marking **Jesse Owens’s first gold-medal victory in the 100 meters final on August 3, 1936, where he clocked the winning performance in front of the world’s stage. Owens’ triumph in Berlin was a defining moment in Olympic lore — he would go on to win four gold medals across the Games, defying the Games’ political backdrop and etching his legacy as one of the greatest athletes in track and field history.

Encapsulated and graded PSA 4 (VG-EX), this ticket remains fully intact with original punch, preserving remarkable historic context and original event usage. According to the PSA Population Report, there are only 9 examples at the grade and just 28 tickets graded higher, making this an exceptionally rare opportunity for advanced collectors of Olympic memorabilia and vintage sports ephemera.

A centerpiece for Olympic, track & field, or general sports history collections — this ticket evokes a landmark performance that resonated far beyond sport.

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