any vintage ticket experts??

[smotan_02]

Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

The answer is 42.

This is always my favorite smartass response. Not sure if everyone gets it, but well played.

[Scott Garner]

As the previous poster stated, please post a scan or good quality photo of the front and back of the ticket please & I will try to help.
Just curious why you believe that the ticket is from 1915?
Does it have the year written or printed on it?
Thanks!

[Rob D.]

A lot of prewar Cleveland tickets do not include enough information to positively assign a game from a particular year. Others contain enough info to pinpoint a game while taking only a small leap of faith. Yet others have ironclad proof.

Where yours falls will help dictate value. Also, many collectors call the small "coupons" from season-ticket booklets tickets, but other collectors consider them less desirable than full ticket stubs (those that would have been purchased by the public at the ticket office).

So, long story short, trying to determine a value starts with what style of ticket stub is being discussed. Posting an image will go a long way in your quest to receive accurate estimates on value.

[knoxcat1983]

i have seen it but do not own it. but have a chance to purchase. it sounds like may be a season ticket booklet coupon because it only has date of 1915 season with game #62 on the coupon. thanks for the input guys. i will try to get a scan i can post

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by knoxcat1983

i have seen it but do not own it. but have a chance to purchase. it sounds like may be a season ticket booklet coupon because it only has date of 1915 season with game #62 on the coupon. thanks for the input guys. i will try to get a scan i can post

It's just my opinion, but having collected Cleveland Naps and Indians tickets for 40-plus years, I've always found the ticket-booklet coupons far less desirable than other ticket stubs from the era. I don't think I'm in the minority on this, so my advice would be to pay accordingly. Also, those coupons from Cleveland's 1915 season show up far more often than ones from any other season in that era.

This isn't mine, but my guess is this is what you're referring to:

[vintagesportscollector]

Does it look anything like this?

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[knoxcat1983]

that is it!!! but game 62

[Shoeless Moe]

Pretty sure Joe was gone by that game, he left in early aug that year I believe and just guessing but that game would have been Sept......I think......too lazy to look it up, but you can : )