The value for pre-1990 complete World Series tickets is generally double that of a stub. Complete World Series tickets prior to 1920 are valued even at a higher percentage. Ticket stubs for historic World Series contests, such as Don Larsen's 1956 perfect game, or Babe Ruth's famous called shot game, can command anywhere from 3 to 6 times that of a regular stub. Stubs prior to 1935 are graded in Excellent/Excellent-Mint Condition. Stubs after 1935 are… [Read More]
The value for pre-1990 complete World Series tickets is generally double that of a stub. Complete World Series tickets prior to 1920 are valued even at a higher percentage. Ticket stubs for historic World Series contests, such as Don Larsen's 1956 perfect game, or Babe Ruth's famous called shot game, can command anywhere from 3 to 6 times that of a regular stub. Stubs prior to 1935 are graded in Excellent/Excellent-Mint Condition. Stubs after 1935 are graded in Excellent-Mint/Near-Mint condition. [Collapse]
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| Title | GemMt | Mint | NmMt+ | NmMt | NrMt | ExMt | Ex | VgEx | Vg | Good | Poor |
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