Movie ticket stubs

[Snapolit1]

I remember Heritage tried generating a lot of hoopla about movie ticket stubs a few months back - or was it Goldin. Can't be sure. My recolection is it went nowhere fast and was a bust. Have seen a few people on eBay offering first day stubs for big movies. Some even encapsulated. I think the whole idea is ludicrous, but I've been wrong many times before. 20 years from now are we going to be kicking oursleves that we don't have a PSA 10 Barbie opening weekend movie ticket stub?

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I remember Heritage tried generating a lot of hoopla about movie ticket stubs a few months back - or was it Goldin. Can't be sure. My recolection is it went nowhere fast and was a bust. Have seen a few people on eBay offering first day stubs for big movies. Some even encapsulated. I think the whole idea is ludicrous, but I've been wrong many times before. 20 years from now are we going to be kicking oursleves that we don't have a PSA 10 Barbie opening weekend movie ticket stub?

Do they still have paper tix to movies? Or perhaps we should all take/save screen shots from our phones.

Seems ludicrous, but you never know!

[Prof]

I've always saved my stubs for the memories. I can't see how they'd be worth anything with a million tickets sold on day one at random theaters everywhere. They're probably rare-ish, but who cares?

I do have a fancy pre-screening ticket for Revenge of The Sith with poster art on it.

Pretty sure it was in a book that I got from a goodwill way back. I just found it again while cleaning out some junk.

There was one going for ~50 bucks on ebay when I checked a month ago.

I have a tentative deal to sell it to a buddy for 40 since I hate the prequels.



Then again, a 16-year-old boxed iphone sold for 190k earlier this year... so, what do I know? Maybe save those stubs.

[Exhibitman]

Well, I collected Academy Awards tickets for years and have a heck of a collection of them, so I hope entertainment tickets besides concert tickets pick up a following.





This one is from the first Board of Governors Ball held after the show:

[Snapolit1]

Oh those are very cool.

[doug.goodman]

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