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I believe ticket stubs are a great buy right now . . . particularly as they are fading into oblivion . . . but, having said that, the prices people are asking on eBay for vintage tickets is just jaw dropping. I guess most of these folks aren't really in a rush to sell, but asking $5000 for some run of the mill 1930s Yankee ticket ("Babe Ruth homerun number xxx and Gehrig had two doubles!") just seems nuts to me. Even more ridiculous are people selling sportswriter annual passes and the like for $7500 and higher ("1925 Season Pass. Start of Gehrig's Streak!!).

To each his own, but I can't many of these tickets are selling at these level. I guess it's more of an online museum kind of thing.

I see one season pass listed for around $10,000, and I was unsuccessful selling the same piece at a buy it now of $399 a few months ago. Slight disconnect.

I also enjoy seeing someone selling an American league season pass for 1925 with heading "Earliest Gehrig Streak Ticket!" Ok, sure.