Undated Yankee Tickets

[Shoeless Moe]

Just got a bunch of these, I know some here on the board know how to figure them out. If any of you can and spot any good ones let me know, they are for sale too. I'll give a great deal to anyone help figuring them out.

[Darner]

Can't help with the bleachers stubs but the grandstand tickets appear to be from 1954. That was the last year the grandstand price was $1.25 and the first year they dropped the "Inc." from the "New York Yankees Inc." of previous years. Game 65 would have been August 28, 1954 vs Detroit, Game 70 was a doubleheader against Boston, Sept 6.

[Darner]

As to the bleacher tickets, I don't have a clue. The Yankees kept the same 75 cent price from 1954-71 but hopefully someone is trying to work them out. I might be interested in getting an example or two when they become available. Thanks!

[batsballsbases]

Paul,
You can try and contact the board member physedteacher25 Pat Geroni He seems to know alot about these type of tickets.. Al

[Shoeless Moe]

Thanks all, and to those who pm'd too, we;ll see what I can come up with.

[vintagesportscollector]

Here is a resource...

http://keymancollectibles.com/tickets/grandstand.htm

[smotan_02]

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Recognize this is a New York Giants ticket, but anyone have any thoughts on this one?

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[YankeeFan]

Recognize this is a New York Giants ticket, but anyone have any thoughts on this one?



It is believed that the Giants used the same printing scheme (and same printers) as the Yankees. So you can use that Keyman collectibles link above to get the information needed to date Giants tickets as well.

With the Series letter H, price of $1.00 and tax Paid .10, that would make this a 1940 ticket. Does it have "THE DeVINNE-BROWN CORP." as the printer on the back side?

I don't have a 1940 Giants home schedule to determine which game this was.