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07-26-2018, 03:10 AM
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Program, poster or ticket?
Given the choice, would you rather have a full unused ticket, a pristine program or an on-site poster from a pre-1975 fight? I've gone through phases of acquisition for each, but over the past couple of years have found myself increasingly drawn to tickets -- particularly those that include depictions of the combatants. Any thoughts?
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