On January 23, 1971, the Greensboro Coliseum in North Carolina played host to the 4th Annual ABA All-Star Game, a showcase for the upstart league's mix of established stars and future NBA legends. The East squad edged the West, 126-122, in a high-scoring affair, with Indiana Pacers center Mel Daniels — a multiple-time ABA champion and future Hall of Famer — earning MVP honors. Co-sponsored by the Carolina Cougars and the Greensboro Jaycees, the game was part of the ABA's ongoing effort to establish itself as a legitimate rival to the NBA during the leagues' spirited, short-lived competition for players and fans. Offered here is a full, unused ticket from this game, priced at $6.00 for a seat at End Court, Section A, Row A, Seat 3. The ticket's colorful red-white-and-blue basketball-and-hoop graphic captures the flashy, fan-friendly identity the ABA cultivated with its signature ball and up-tempo style of play. Graded PSA VG-EX 4, the ticket shows only light, honest wear. ABA memorabilia from this era is scarce by nature, as the league's roughly nine-year existence and comparatively small following left far fewer surviving tickets than its more established NBA counterpart, making this colorful All-Star artifact a nice complement to any basketball or ABA-focused collection.