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I'm sure this has most likely been covered before, but I could not find a discussion regarding the topic.

From a ticket collecting point of view, if ticket condition is exactly the same, do tickets for a more desireable seat at a sporting event (e.g., box seat, suite, lower level, etc.) typically carry a premium over a less desireable seat location (e.g, upper level, general admission, or standing room only ticket)?

As a KC Royals fan, I know that the GA tickets from the 70's and 80's were completely different from those for seats elsewhere in the stadium (much smaller; almost like a movie ticket stub), so I could understand why they may not be as desireable. But I've also seen more recent World Series tickets where a box seat and an SRO ticket are identical in every signficant way. For the latter, would a $250 face value box seat ticket be more coveted than a $75 face value standing room only ticket? Or do most collectors not make that distinction unless they are trying to collect one of every type of seat at a particular sporting event?