The Beatles Announce Limited Edition Beatles Collectibles

Marking the 60^th anniversary of when 'Beatlemania' was unleashed across the U.S. in 1964, The Beatles fans can own their part of that history, thanks to a new collection of commemorative tickets, released to mark the anniversary year. The 25-ticket set – one for each venue across the U.S. and Canada – marks the anniversary of the month-long tour, with every ticket made from one ounce of pure silver. 

Each intricately crafted ticket, three inches long and two inches wide, displays each show's date, venue and price, with unique detailing for every gig. The Cleveland, Ohio ticket features the grinning faces of the Fab Four, as does the Indianapolis entrance stub. The Hollywood Bowl ticket is an eye-catching purple; the Las Vegas one shows a vivid yellow. All of them are made of one ounce of pure .999 silver.  

The tickets come in a celebratory book with a certificate of authenticity. And though they may be issued 60 years too late for the gigs themselves, they are legal tender— setting a new standard for collectibles.   

The tickets have been produced by Swiss-based Precious Sound, creator of luxury music collectibles, and B.H. Mayer, a 150-year-old family-owned mint in Germany under license from Apple Corps, in a deal brokered by Bravado International, the Beatles North American licensing agent. 

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"[The tickets are] a brilliant way to pay homage to one of the most significant moments in music history," says Joe Marziotto, vice president, licensing and merchandising, Bravado. "This silver series is the perfect way to celebrate the Beatles' monumental impact on music and culture. Fans everywhere will be ecstatic to have a tangible piece of that history that we can treasure forever." 

The first silver ticket will be released on Feb. 7 – the day the Beatles touched down in the USA. The remaining 24 tickets in this incredible silver series will be released throughout 2025, allowing collectors to complete their set as they celebrate each historic concert.  

Each concert ticket in this series will have a limited run of 1,964 units worldwide and will be available for pre-sale through the Precious Sound website, the official Beatles website and select retail partners. 

"We're anticipating huge enthusiasm from fans and collectors alike for this limited-edition collection," says Mark Sutton, co-founder, Precious Sound. "The Beatles' first U.S. tour marked a pivotal point in music fandom, and this silver series is a fantastic tribute that fans will be eager to celebrate." 

"[The] precision and detail involved in recreating these concert tickets will reflect the passion and artistry [of the band], says Alex Wenger, chief executive officer, B.H. Mayer. "We're honored to bring our craftsmanship to a project of this magnitude."