Darren Rovell's Insane Collection: Are Tickets the Next Big Investment Opportunity? 

Hes starting to show all the hallmarks of a pump and dumper at this point.

@@johnniejay Starting? It's what he's been doing with his app and most of his videos.

@@johnniejay he's been a pumper since day one. Only now are all the new people noticing.

Who gives a shit?

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Earl, when I first saw this video I raised an eyebrow. Now that I know there is a Montreal Screwjob ticket out there (HBK is my favorite wrestler of all time), I'd pay $500 for one!

Get it slabbed by PSA. Probably worth a few hundred dollars.

lmfaoooooooo that’ll really help peoples attachment and nostalgia with tickets going forward in this market. 🤣

I think that fact drives up sales for past unused tickets.

Thats a great thing for the ticket market.

actually since you are not a ticket collector you know nothing a true seasoned ticket collector knows there is always tickets available if there is a box office there are tickets available its getting more tricky how to get them printed but give box office people a bit of hell and they will print them for you! just got to remind them who has the money and who wants the money! but just so you know true seasoned ticket collectors know that Media passes/credentials or players family passes/credentials are also considered Tickets if it entitled you entry to an event in they eyes of true seasoned ticket collectors its a ticket it might not be a general public ticket but its a ticket none the less and Passes/credentials are MUCH more rare then general public tickets (season or box office) face the fact card collectors tickets are the NEXT big thing and may become bigger collectible then Cards!

Thanks for the gay reply

The tickets that weren’t used or “ripped” are worth more than the ones tore in half I’m almost certain

@@jordanhudson5075 they are entire books. No tickets were torn from either book.

Probably something to a Capitals fan but otherwise a little bit more than the used tickets themselves because they don’t rip tickets anymore, they just scan them so there are thousands of them out there.

That’s because everyone has gotten wise to their investment advice and been burned and now just looking for the next thing to put a dollar into their pockets. Tickets can be forged so easily, especially Super Bowl tix.

Agree and Tickets will always be much more rare then cards hands down look at a Jackie Robinson Rookie there are over 1000" graded by psa now look at a Jackie Robinson debut ticket there is maybe 8 known to exists right now you can do this with ANY big Name players card Cards compared to Tickets will always be More Plentiful! Jackie Robison debut ticket just sold for $400,000 again ticket collecting is till in its infancy cards coins stamps have been around for almost 100 years ticket collecting maybe 30-40 years at best ticket are getting more popular and Collectors from other hobbies are now finally realizing with LONG time ticket collectors already know that they are MUCH more rare and scarce then mass produced collectibles in the hobbies that these collectors are coming from (mostly cards and autographs) and yes just like there are people that are negative toward Tickets maybe its because they feel tickets are starting to take the MOJO of Cards! i see in the future that Tickets get to be as popular Or even Surpass Cards

@@adamstratton1393 You might be right. I agree that these tickets are so undervalued! I just bought a 1951 ticket stub of Mays' rookie year for dirt cheap! Unreal how cheap some of this stuff is, especially compared to cards!

Ever watch CNBC?

agree!

Actually a thing lmao

eBay was created to sell Pez dispensers true story

@@cardsandcomics lol :)

Exactly, these hustlers have already burned the card market and now looking for the next thing to hype to keep their sad company going.

Totally Agree! i Know a lot of True Seasoned Ticket collectors (not profiteers like many that are coming over from other hobbies like cards and autographs are only in it for the Pump and Dump they may not history but just because they know and can repeat history of an event does not make them a true collector neither does a HUGE collection especially IF you just started collecting i could see if it took him 30 to 50 years to amass that collection where he would appreciate it A WHOLE lot more like most true seasoned collectors have done but sadly that is not the case people in there replies have already called it for what it is) its amazing No one picked up on tickets for the last 30 to 50 years! but that shows how closed mind they are only once they are hot do they realize DUH BTW the only way for the price of tickets to go are UP and UP More rare and scarce then Cards or any other massed produced Collectible Hands down any day of the week! and Tickets will eventually become a mainstream hobby and cards will possibly take a backseat to tickets! just my 2 cents happy ticket collecting all! remember don't treat it like an investment and you will always have fun! to those that only treat it as an investment one piece of advice never invest MORE then your willing to lose!

Totally destroys the value. People did that with tickets and shellacking autographed baseballs to preserve them and they were worthless.

so yeah card collector keep talking down tickets but like it or not Tickets are on the rise and will surpass your Massed Produced NOT RARE or SCARCE at all collectibles you call cards which in my opining are just Pieces Of Card board with a picture on it never seen why people collect or invest in them (ooh wait isn't that what your saying about tickets loll) especially when they are SO OVER POPLUATED! by the way people from the card hobby and autograph hobby are crossing over and seeing and REALIZING just how MUCH more rare and hard to find tickets are then Sports cards!

just so others can see what the article states "In April of 2018, a badge to the first Masters sold for nearly $120,000. It’s original value was $2.20. Knowing what it was worth in a world where there was virtually no market for tickets, this ticket could easily leap to the top if it surfaced again. In the past year and a half, sports tickets have turned into a hot collectible. Just last month, Heritage Auctions sold a Jackie Robinson debut ticket for $480,000, the record at the time. The only known full ticket to Michael Jordan’s debut sold for $468,000. Of the previous 10 most expensive collectible tickets ever sold, one was golf related. Three of them are NFL related - all based on Tom Brady. Three tickets surrounding key Michael Jordan events are on the list, and three baseball tickets complete the order." this says it all Tickets are Coming and there's nothing card collectors can do about they will be as big or bigger then cards that's just a fact

@@adamstratton1393 I'll believe it the day I see tickets on the rise, just because one is mentioned or if you are mentioned doesn't mean they're on the rise and yes I agree some are rare they are one / one so our cards are autographs doesn't mean you got anything more special than the next I'm assuming you must have tickets and you're one of those that believe that you've got something special

Lol, no doubt, especially if Geoff finds them on the shelf at his local Walmart 🤣

Collecting =/= investing

Collecting is NOT investing there 2 separate things (love how people try to intertwine the 2 Never is going to work though) that is a fact if your investing then your investing and ONLY in it for the money your just as bad as the 2 apples on the RU-vid channel! if your a true collector then your NOT investing your collecting and if something goes up or down DOES Not bother you at all! because what you get stays in your PC your not selling or flipping