First of all, I am not a ticket expert, maybe someone who is on here will chime in with regard to value.
But I can answer some other questions.
1. First of all, I would leave the booklet alone. I would not detach the tickets. It will hold more value as a complete booklet. If a buyer wants to detach the tickets themselves, let them make that decision.
2. I would not submit the booklet (or individual tickets) to a grading service. I don't think that there is a need for that at all and would not add to any re-sale value.
3. I don't know how rare they are, but I assume this is quite rare in this non-detached state.
4. I would consign them to a major auction house where they can confirm the items authenticity on their own.
You will get potential buyers from several different genres. First from baseball ticket collectors, second from Omaha Omahogs collectors, and also from minor league baseball collectors, etc., etc.
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