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06-25-2004, 11:03 AM
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Baseball ticket values
Posted By: scgaynor
I sold an opening game at Candlestick on ebay about 2 weeks ago in VG condition for about $90. Opening to Fulton County full ticket should be worth $40-50, there are just too few collectors to drive the market. No-Hitter stubs and tickets are very collectible, there are much less of them around. Since they are not marked like Opening Day tickets, people actually have to do research on the date of the stub to find the significance. 
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