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Would you really pay this much for old tickets?
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 17:04
by halfjobbob
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 17:18
by streamline
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 17:22
by Byron
Might have to see how much my Sisters/Depeche Mode ticket would go for.
I've got the
No.666 issue of
2000AD with the Eldritch comic strip in it too.....Hummmmmm, money money money...
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 17:29
by scotty
There are also some
Ghost Dance and
Salvation back stage passes for sale, I hope the don't go for that much
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 19:32
by biggy
scotty wrote:There are also some
Ghost Dance and
Salvation back stage passes for sale, I hope the don't go for that much
Hope they do, I have those exact passes along with others in my garage.
Hmm, wonder who's selling them.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:33
by brunobossier
For most people, these are just old tickets, for some of us (including myself) they are a very rare piece of history worth paying for. That 's the difference between collecting and not collecting.
We all love the Sisters, cfr. the amount of post that are put on this forum every day, knowing that this is a band that did not release anything since 15 years (or 12 years if you count in SGWBM and ASCOO). Some of us just want to go one step further. There is nothing wrong with that. It's a choice one makes.
Whether you only like the old Sisters, only the new Sisters or the complete period, we all respect each others opnion (at least that's what I hope). The Sisters just mean a lot to us all and that is what we all have in common and what is the most important thing to remember !
P.S. And yes, I'm one of those who wanted to pay a good price for these "just" old tickets, but that you probably know by now .....
No offence meant...
Posted: 29 Dec 2005, 14:05
by halfjobbob
I agree with you brunobossier and I trust you took no offence, I'm sure we've all paid over the odds for something we felt was worth it.
Each to their own!!
(I used to have all my concert tickets neatly kept on a pin-board until I moved house about 15 years ago at which point they were scrapped. Along with loads of promo displays and concert posters...I'd rather not remember everything 'cos it seems criminal now, looking back!!)
All the best,
Keith
Posted: 29 Dec 2005, 14:55
by brunobossier
Posted: 29 Dec 2005, 19:52
by Silver_Owl
brunobossier wrote:For most people, these are just old tickets, for some of us (including myself) they are a very rare piece of history worth paying for. That 's the difference between collecting and not collecting.
I've got a ticket for a Sheffield gig at home somewhere.
(Awaits PM's)
Posted: 29 Dec 2005, 19:56
by brunobossier
PM on it's way ....
Posted: 30 Dec 2005, 19:15
by Silver_Owl
Inspired by the previous tickets on ebay. I have put my Sheffield ticket up for sale.
Apologies for the self-plugging.....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %3AIT&rd=1
Posted: 31 Dec 2005, 21:41
by Andie
*wonders how much autographed ticket stubs would fetch?*
and before you ask
they're not TSOM tix...i have more edumacated tastes
Posted: 31 Dec 2005, 21:42
by Silver_Owl
Burn wrote:*wonders how much autographed ticket stubs would fetch?*
and before you ask
they're not TSOM tix...i have more edumacated tastes
Pray do tell Andi.....
Posted: 01 Jan 2006, 01:26
by biggy
Well, seven of the bids are from the seller's husband & one is from someone called "quifboy" - the ..erm ... seller's husband's friend.
Posted: 01 Jan 2006, 09:12
by hallucienate
biggy wrote:Well, seven of the bids are from the seller's husband & one is from someone called "quifboy" - the ..erm ... seller's husband's friend.
None of which matters anymore as Robin has started bidding.
Posted: 05 Jan 2006, 14:32
by Silver_Owl
