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08-20-2024, 07:22 AM
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To pay to get a ticket graded/encapsulated it would have to be pretty special.
Run of the mill post war world series tickets aren't that special, because of the obvious reason that people tend to keep world series, all star game tickets, etc. What is very rare are last game tickets where someone is unexpectedly killed (Clemente), first game historic (Jackie), or games that are broadly known (Ruth called shot, Gehrig speech, etc.). Most tickets not worth paying to grade. 
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