Dallas, Texas, United States, 24th Mar 2025 – Goodson Gallery is proud to unveil an extraordinary find: a complete set of eight original tickets from June 1932, remarkably preserved, with two officially stamped “PAID.” Such authenticated examples are virtually unseen today, as these tickets were typically destroyed after use.

These early 20th-century artifacts trace their roots to Guangdong, China, reflecting the traditions and resilience of Chinese immigrant communities who carried their cultural practices across the Pacific. Each ticket tells a compelling story of adaptation and perseverance during a time of restriction and transformation.

A Rare Glimpse into History

Unlike fragmented examples held quietly in institutional archives, this full, consecutively issued set—including two validated winners—offers an unprecedented chance to explore a vibrant but often overlooked chapter of cultural heritage. Carefully conserved, authenticated, and framed, the set is now available for acquisition through Goodson Gallery.

“These tickets are more than paper—they’re tangible proof of cultural endurance, community strength, and the untold influence of early immigrant traditions,” says Michael Anthony Vallone, Founder of Goodson Gallery.

Available for Acquisition & Study

Currently listed at $5 million, this framed, certified set is anticipated to capture attention from collectors, institutions, and historians alike. Goodson Gallery is also releasing a limited run of 888 reproduction sets, framed and certified, with premium editions for collectors seeking personalized exclusivity.

Discover the Untold Story

The significance of these artifacts extends beyond their rarity. To understand the full history and cultural impact behind these remarkable tickets, visit:

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