Ticket stubs on eBay

[Snapolit1]

And of course you have the guys who make a run of the mill ticket sound like something super special.....

“Only the third time Ted Williams homered in first game of a double header”.

“Only game in 1929 where Gehrig homered and Ruth had two doubles”.

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

And of course you have the guys who make a run of the mill ticket sound like something super special.....



“Only the third time Ted Williams homered in first game of a double header”.



“Only game in 1929 where Gehrig homered and Ruth had two doubles”.

Lol. I see that all the time and laugh my rear end off.

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[jgmp123]

I am missing only 2 World Series tickets (1920 and 1921), but can't get either without paying way too much on eBay....Nothing has come to the auction houses, as most seem to be focused on cards.

Let me know if you every come across a 1920 or 1921 World Series ticket stub that isn't priced 2x!

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by jgmp123

I am missing only 2 World Series tickets (1920 and 1921), but can't get either without paying way too much on eBay....Nothing has come to the auction houses, as most seem to be focused on cards.

Let me know if you every come across a 1920 or 1921 World Series ticket stub that isn't priced 2x!

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[UKCardGuy]

Originally Posted by jgmp123

I am missing only 2 World Series tickets (1920 and 1921), but can't get either without paying way too much on eBay....Nothing has come to the auction houses, as most seem to be focused on cards.

Let me know if you every come across a 1920 or 1921 World Series ticket stub that isn't priced 2x!

I'm also chasing a run of WS tickets - though I'm going from 1930-1980.

I just saw that REA has a 1920 WS Game 4 Ticket in their May Auction here: https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=84390

[justrun7]

Darren Rovell has been posting tickets on his Instagram stories a lot. I'm not sure how much influence he has compared to others, but it hasn't seemed like a coincidence.

[ballparks]

Originally Posted by UKCardGuy

I'm also chasing a run of WS tickets - though I'm going from 1930-1980.

I just saw that REA has a 1920 WS Game 4 Ticket in their May Auction here: https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=84390

I have 417 different games and trying for a 'full run' the best I can. Prices recently have been off the charts, but a couple of the recently sold items on REA actually sold for less than they did 2 years ago.

I am keen to buy great condition WS stubs if anyone has!!

[Schlesinj]

Fractional tickets:

https://www.altaninsights.com/post/a...ales-on-record

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

And of course you have the guys who make a run of the mill ticket sound like something super special.....

“Only the third time Ted Williams homered in first game of a double header”.

“Only game in 1929 where Gehrig homered and Ruth had two doubles”.

Talk about STUPID stats, I'm stealing the rest of this post from Joe Posnanski's article on The Athletic today :


Pujols homered for the Dodgers today (yay!) and StatsPerform posted this tweet:

"Albert Pujols of the @Dodgers is the first player in MLB history to homer for two different teams in the same metro area before the end of May."

And I say this with all respect: This is not a thing. This is a statistic that they would use on “The Simpsons” to mock baseball stats.

[Snapolit1]

Ha. That's funny. Yes, could see on the Simpsons . . .

Kind of surprised Strawberry didn't do it for the Mets and Yankees.




QUOTE=doug.goodman;2105492]Talk about STUPID stats, I'm stealing the rest of this post from Joe Posnanski's article on The Athletic today :


Pujols homered for the Dodgers today (yay!) and StatsPerform posted this tweet:

"Albert Pujols of the @Dodgers is the first player in MLB history to homer for two different teams in the same metro area before the end of May."

And I say this with all respect: This is not a thing. This is a statistic that they would use on “The Simpsons” to mock baseball stats.[/QUOTE]

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Ha. That's funny. Yes, could see on the Simpsons . . .

Kind of surprised Strawberry didn't do it for the Mets and Yankees.

Two reasons Straw didn't do it :

He never switched teams mid season, and after the Mets he spent 4 years with the Dodgers and Giants before going to the Yankees.

[Shoeless Moe]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/373577098240

This is hilarious!

WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY????????????!!!!

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

https://www.ebay.com/itm/373577098240



This is hilarious!



WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY????????????!!!!

Because PT Barnum was correct..there is a sucker born every minute.

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[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Because PT Barnum was correct..there is a sucker born every minute.

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You got that right!

He's the guy that's been talked about in other threads. Buying all Tickets, paying CRAZY amounts......then re-lists for even crazier.

What is he going to list this one at, can't wait.

Has sold about 10 of the 900 he's purchased in the past 14 months. Not a very good ratio. Even if he sold for full asking , but he usually gives in for a Best Offer, not full asking price. So just a rich guy eating up all the tickets.