Ticket Stub Collectors Question

[Gary Dunaier]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

These days most of the events I attend I have an 8 1/2" x 11" printout of a ticket.

Do you guys save these?????

You're talking about print-at-home tickets?

They don't have any real value as collectibles because as long as you have the PDF file, you can keep printing them out after the fact. So in that sense, they're worthless.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Gary Dunaier

You're talking about print-at-home tickets?

They don't have any real value as collectibles because as long as you have the PDF file, you can keep printing them out after the fact. So in that sense, they're worthless.

sure...I realize they have no value...but I still save them as evidence I was there????

I was wondering what others do?

[commishbob]

I've given up on saving stubs after years of enjoying them. The electronic/paper sheet tickets killed my interest. For a while I was saving screenshots of the 'ticket' from the MLB app or the .pdf files. Then I decided that was stupid. I had the idea that I could take a pic of the scoreboard at every game I was at as a 'memento' but I forgot a few times and there went that idea. LOL It wasn't much fun anyway.

I have been a Houston Texans season ticket holder since Day One. They still print traditional tickets unless you request the electronic version. I had 10 or 12 seasons worth but I finally gave them away when I stopped saving baseball and concert tickets. I kept the commemorative plastic first game tix and the (rare LOL) playoff tickets.