Marlins selling Halladay Perfect Game tickets

[mr2686]

Thanks Scott! It looks like I do have one 3000 hit ticket in my collection that was printed after the fact, so I'll probably go back and replace that one. I was curious about your opinion about "league pass tickets" or "media pass tickets" for a particular year and team when someone had a no-hitter, etc. Do you consider those when looking for specific tickets? I'm kinda on the fence about those.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by mr2686

Thanks Scott! It looks like I do have one 3000 hit ticket in my collection that was printed after the fact, so I'll probably go back and replace that one. I was curious about your opinion about "league pass tickets" or "media pass tickets" for a particular year and team when someone had a no-hitter, etc. Do you consider those when looking for specific tickets? I'm kinda on the fence about those.

Mike,
I wouldn't go there either. They are less desirable as a ticket collector.

[HRBAKER]

To me these Halladay "Perfect Game" tickets are nothing more than a reprint of an actual game ticket just like a reprint of a card.

[Gary Dunaier]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

To me these Halladay "Perfect Game" tickets are nothing more than a reprint of an actual game ticket just like a reprint of a card.

Which, I think, would be more "acceptable" to collectors if they were marketed as such. Printed on real ticket stock, from the same printers as real tickets, but with a nonsense bar code and a non-existant section and seat location (for example, using the Halladay perfect game as an example, a seat in section 501, whereas in reality the highest numbered section in the Marlins' ballpark is 456).