When it rains it pours.

akuracy503

3 Years to find the '62, found it, bought it.

2 days later the '65 falls from the sky.

I've had money set aside just for these specific stubs.

It was in the 10 year plan to find them.




Now the big question slab them in PSA holders or keep them raw? They are small enough to fit in standard baseball card size cases.

BostonAmericans

Sweet pickups!

tennesseebanker

Congratulations,

I know how you feel, I have waited years for tickets to come along. All of a sudden one appears, and then another pops up within the week.

akuracy503

Thanks all.

Ironmanfan

i'd get them in PSA slabs sooner than later

nice pickups!

IMF

akuracy503

I'm really on the fence about submitting these tickets to PSA. As i'd prefer a more natural, simpler way to display/holder them.

Would like to see how others holder their "raw" tickets. I've seen some real nice custom acrylic cases out there.

As for authenticity...I've already compared these to similar stubs I have from the 60's Dodgers era. They are perfecto.

ElvisP

<< <i>i'd get them in PSA slabs sooner than later

nice pickups!

IMF >>



Sooner than later in regards to PSA? Now that is funny. It will be later.

elsnorto

<< <i>Would like to see how others holder their "raw" tickets. I've seen some real nice custom acrylic cases out there. >>



I was using BCW rigid currency toploaders (6.5" x 3"), but had some larger tickets that wouldn't fit those, so I switched to using Ultra Pro Ticket Size Toploaders (3.5" x 7.25").

Snorto~

yankeesman

<< <i>

<< <i>Would like to see how others holder their "raw" tickets. I've seen some real nice custom acrylic cases out there. >>



I was using BCW rigid currency toploaders (6.5" x 3"), but had some larger tickets that wouldn't fit those, so I switched to using Ultra Pro Ticket Size Toploaders (3.5" x 7.25").

Snorto~ >>



+1

swish54

That Koufax picture is AMAZING!