First World Series ticket question

[Bpm0014]

I have no opinion, but in reference to the writing on back, I thought it was referred to as the "World's" Series. Plural. But that's not to say that it wasnt written at a later date either. So ??

[mighty bombjack]

Originally Posted by Bpm0014

I have no opinion, but in reference to the writing on back, I thought it was referred to as the "World's" Series. Plural. But that's not to say that it wasnt written at a later date either. So ??

I have always wondered when the writing was added. It is quite old itself, and the date was written on the front, seemingly in the same hand/pen. It appears the creasing happened after the writing, so...?

I have the original Leland's catalog listing that states that only three were known. I know the HOF has one, and I've read about a full ticket that sold at auction in 2004.

Anyone know of any others?

[Bestdj777]

Leland's has auctioned off at least two other (assuming this one wasn't written on/damaged since purchase) tickets:

http://www.lelands.com/auction/Aucti...es-Full-Ticket

http://www.liveauctiontalk.com/free_...article_id=130

So, if the Hall of Fame has one, that would make this one of at least 4.

[mighty bombjack]

Originally Posted by Bestdj777

Leland's has auctioned off at least two other (assuming this one wasn't written on/damaged since purchase) tickets:

http://www.lelands.com/auction/Aucti...es-Full-Ticket

http://www.liveauctiontalk.com/free_...article_id=130

So, if the Hall of Fame has one, that would make this one of at least 4.

I also found this link to a ticket from game 7, which would bring the number to at least 5.

http://legendaryauctions.com/LotDeta...entoryid=24596

[smotan_02]

I'm not sure PSA will authenticate it due to no date on the ticket or any identifying marks.