September 5, 1995 stands among the most emotional nights in baseball history: at Camden Yards, Cal Ripken Jr. played in his 2,130th consecutive game, tying Lou Gehrig's supposedly unbreakable record set in 1939. The Orioles routed the California Angels 8-0 that night, but the game itself was secondary to the streak — the crowd rose in ovation as the number "2130" was unveiled on the warehouse facade beyond right field, a moment that helped restore faith in baseball just a year after the 1994 players' strike had canceled the World Series. Offered here is a full, unused season ticket from that historic game — Terrace Box X104, Section 53 TB, Row H, Seat 22, priced at $16.00 — for the 7:35 PM contest against California. The ticket remains complete and undetached, a genuine artifact from the night before Ripken made history outright by breaking Gehrig's record the following evening. Graded PSA Authentic (cert. #23108322), this ticket documents the eve of one of the most celebrated achievements in American sports. Ripken's streak, which ultimately reached 2,632 games before he voluntarily ended it in 1998, remains one of the most revered records in the sport, and tickets from these two historic September nights are among the most sought-after pieces of 1990s baseball memorabilia.