Abstract: A quantum ticket is defined by a unique serial number; and a set of qubits, each qubit encoding quantum information. The serial number and the set of qubits are distributed only among one or more trusted verifiers who require a tolerance fidelity Ftol in order to authenticate the token, where Ftol represents a minimum percentage of correct outcomes during authentication of the serial number and the set of qubits. The experimental fidelity Fexp for the quantum token is greater than the Ft0i set by the verifiers, so that an honest user of the quantum ticket who achieves Fexp is exponentially likely to be successfully authenticated when seeking authentication by any of the trusted verifiers. The forging fidelity Fforg for the quantum token is less than Ft0i, so that a dishonest user who achieves Fforg and attempts forgery of the quantum ticket is exponentially likely to fail to obtain authentication for his forged ticket.