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06-25-2004, 07:24 AM
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Baseball ticket values
Posted By: Jay Miller
There is a big difference in the value of tickets to expected events versus unexpected events. A no hitter is an unexpected event. People don't plan in advance to get these tickets. The opening of a stadium is an expected event and fans will want a souvenir of it. I would expect that there are "lots" of tickets to the opening of a new ballpark around. 
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