Description
Game-used player bench chair authenticated on-site by The Realest team during the 2024 TIAA B1G Basketball Tournament. Sat in by Iowa Women’s Basketball player #22 during the 2nd quarter of the Women’s Championship game, with 1:27 remaining on the clock. At that moment, Nebraska led 41-30, reflecting the intensity of the matchup.
The chair was also used during the Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship on March 17th, 2024, by the Fighting Illini. Authenticators witnessed and verified its use firsthand, ensuring an unbroken chain of custody and unmatched provenance.
Marked by wear from game-day action, this chair connects directly to two championship moments, encapsulating the excitement and legacy of these tournaments.
Disclaimer: Condition may vary slightly from photos, with unique wear and markings that highlight its authenticity as a game-used item.
TRuEST™ Authentication
The Realest™ empowers partners in sports, music, and film with the industry's most advanced authentication and marketplace technology. As forgeries grow more sophisticated with deepfakes and other emerging threats, protecting the integrity of physical memorabilia has never been more critical. Traditional authentication standards carry significant risk, but The Realest™ takes a proactive approach—partnering directly with teams, artists, and studios to source items at the origin.Our multi-layered, witness-based authentication process—TRuEST™—sets a new standard in the industry, backed by a money-back guarantee. TRuEST™ replaces traditional certificates of authenticity with immutable provenance stored on the blockchain, transparently displaying population data, creation dates, and key item details. This information cannot be altered, backdated, or hacked and remains accessible at all times.
Each item is uniquely fingerprinted using our patent-pending covert markings and holographic technologies, including a tamper-resistant OVD hologram. These security measures ensure The Realest™ can verify authenticity with absolute certainty—now and in the future—while detecting any attempts to alter or counterfeit items using undisclosed, cutting-edge security methods.
