Anyone else think season passes are a little over blown?

[71buc]

Here is the reverse Scott. Thanks!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by 71buc

Here is the reverse Scott. Thanks!

Thanks Mike! As Mark Macrae stated, an unissued pass.
I'm also quite certain that the diagonal red bar expresses that the pass would have been complimentary when issued.
I hope that helps.

[71buc]

Scott and Mark thanks for the responses. Here are three similar passes with punches I was referring to in my previous post. Two of them state enter at the press gate and are punched. The 1972 pass is signed. The 1960 pass is also punched but unsigned. The 1963 pass appears to be an employee pass. Now why would an employee need a pass? It too is signed and is missing most of the numbers on the top boarder. These things are likely interesting only to me but if there was a determinable sequence to the manner in which the numbers corresponded to games perhaps it could be determined which games these passes were actually used for admission. I doubt it’s possible but it’s an interesting puzzle.

[drcy]

By that same token, shouldn't a ticket stub be worth more than a full ticket?

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by drcy

By that same token, shouldn't a ticket stub be worth more than a full ticket?

No logic allowed in collectible pricing conversations!