Super Bowl IV Ticket
 

I've got an original Super Bowl IV Ticket stub I want to sell. It's in very good condition. (My parents went to the game in New Orleans.)

However, I have absolutely no idea how much it is worth.

Anyone know how or where I can get this ticket appraised? I'm getting anywhere from $100 to $5000 for the ticket.

It's the first ticket to actually say "Super Bowl" on it.

P.S. I have no idea how to read this and determine the true value of the ticket...maybe someone can help?
http://www.psacard.com/smrpriceguide...uper-bowl/1040

It's a "used" ticket right? So it's probably worthless, but you can send it to me and I will verify what it's worth.



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Aren't all tickets essentially considered "used?" The ticket is still in its full and original condition- meaning it wasn't torn at the gate.

its a down year for superbowl 4 ticket stubs. I'll have to bring in my superbowl ticket guy. Best I can do is 5 dollars

I've got an original Osco Drug store receipt I want to sell. It's in very good condition. (My parents went to the Osco in Independence on Noland Road.)

However, I have absolutely no idea how much it is worth.

Anyone know how or where I can get this receipt appraised? I'm getting anywhere from $0 to $0 for the ticket.

It's the first receipt to actually show the purchase of 3 "Summer's Eve" and a jar of Vaseline on it.

P.S. I have no idea how to read and determine if something is worthy of a new thread...maybe someone can help?

Frame it and put it in your man cave.

And maybe you can go **** yourself!

I think CosmicPal should start more threads with that avatar. Would read again.

MAYBE I ALREADY DID

The company on your link authenticates and grades tickets (among other things) based on condition.

It is showing that there are a few different types of tickets for SB IV and then it gives the "value" based on various conditions.
It also has a listing for "stub" which I assume is a ticket that has been ripped in half. Click around to get an idea of what the various condition grades actually look like.

Really the best way to determine a value for stuff like this is to find something similar on eBay. You're seeing what someone actually paid (rather than a hypothetical guide) for a similar item.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-SUPER-B...wAAOSwFNZWtpu5

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Bowl-T...p2047675.l2557

If it is really a full, untorn ticket, that's probably worth a nice amount. Make sure it isn't a replica. There's tons of replicas out there that look real but were produced just for collector sets.

Awesome! Thank you! When I researched eBay, I couldn't find anything. Now, I have something to work with. Mine is in much better condition than those.

It's not a replica. As I stated in my original post, my mom and dad went to the game in New Orleans and have had it since.

As long as I live, I've never wanted to part with it, but I've fallen on some pretty hard times.