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[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by effe

What kind of value would you place on a Spahn 300th win stub in a PSA 3 holder? I'm looking at a trade and could use a frame of reference. Any input would be appreciated.

John,
FYI, Spahn's 300th win ticket is surprisingly difficult to find even though Milwaukee Braves tickets as a whole are easier to find than most.

I personally have owned two that I bought more than 25 years ago, one of which I still own in my personal collection which is not slabbed.

I'd estimate it's value to be somewhere in the $750-$1,000 range, but that is a guess because I have no recent comps to compare it to.

Hope this helps!

[gonefishin]

The ticket is cool and so is his autographed scorecard.

[effe]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

John,
FYI, Spahn's 300th win ticket is surprisingly difficult to find even though Milwaukee Braves tickets as a whole are easier to find than most.

I personally have owned two that I bought more than 25 years ago, one of which I still own in my personal collection which is not slabbed.

I'd estimate it's value to be somewhere in the $750-$1,000 range, but that is a guess because I have no recent comps to compare it to.

Hope this helps!

Thanks, I appreciate it. That's more than I would have guessed. I think I'll hold off on my trade. It was for a PSA 7 Spahn full no-hitter which I pegged pretty close to that value. I already have a stub for that game graded A.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by effe

Thanks, I appreciate it. That's more than I would have guessed. I think I'll hold off on my trade. It was for a PSA 7 Spahn full no-hitter which I pegged pretty close to that value. I already have a stub for that game graded A.

If the Spahn no-hitter F/T from his 1st in 1960, there are considerably more of those than the 300th win in the hobby.
After speaking to others re: your 300th win ticket, I would now adjust the value at being $1,000+, FWIW