Are Ticket prices coming down?

[Scott Garner]

Mike & Paul,
FWIW, I do agree with this Mikes assessment.
Other tickets in the same auction sold for all time high valuations (Warren Spahn 300th win). That's pretty awesome.
It really depended on the ticket and scarcity...
Growing up in So Cal, I guarantee that there was no shortage of fans at the Rick Monday saves the flag game. BTW, I once had a nice season ticket that sold in the old Parleton Auction in the SCD for under $150.

[mrreality68]

I think the in general ticket prices will go down BUT not on key accomplishment type tickets
In my un educated opinion
As more people were getting into tickets they were uninformed and were buying tickets and driving up prices
As they got more educated and saw the importance of the value of the tickets related to key events ie someone 500th homerun, final game played, record breaker etc, those are not going down but keep going higher

[Snapolit1]

The Rick Monday ticket is not related to a historic baseball contest or a legendary iconic play (i.e., Willie Mays The Catch, unassisted triple play), but another kind of event. While an important patriotic event to some or many people, it's really a different animal than a lot of other baseball tickets.

The Willie Mays The Catch ticket at Hunts went just fine. $3950 begore the juice.

[Shoeless Moe]

True, but a Mays Catch Ticket went in their last Live Auction in the Spring for
$22,900.00

Granted slightly better condition, but NO WAY almost a 20K difference.

https://huntauctions.com/live/imagev...=288&lot_qual=

https://huntauctions.com/live/imagev...=197&lot_qual=


I'd even rather have the Bleacher one, closer view of "The Catch".

[Snapolit1]

agree