2009 Topps ticket 1/1 FT

[swib25]

I opened a few packs of 2009 Topps Ticket to Stardom and pulled a 1/1 card with an authentic ticket from the 1989 Bicentenial International Exhibition in Philidelphia. This event was the first World Fair in the United States, and marked the celebration of 100 years since the Decleration of Independence was signed.
The ticket is authenticated by Topps, and is in great condition.
I don't have my scanner up and working, but I hope to get it going soon, so a picture may be available soon.

I am looking for Twins stuff - Autographs, GU cards, and low #'d inserts. Thanks.

[sorianofan22]

I could trade a bowman Joe Maurer Rookie and a Joe Mauer Jersey for this

[swib25]

MMmm, I think I would like a little more for it. Thanks.

[sorianofan22]

I understand, unfortunatley ( I could be wrong) But I dont think there will much market for a ticket stub from a non baseball event from '89 (why I cant offer a $100 auto), theres already a market for Joe Mauers true rookie's. All the best with it man, good pull though!

Mike

[DTownTigers]

I like it check my bucket thanks.

[Sights]

The Centennial International Exhibition in 1876 was the first Worlds Fair in the US and was 100 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. If this is the ticket, I would like you to PCMB.

[Sights]

Check that. If would consider trading for something other than Twins cards, PCMB.

[swib25]

OK, I have a picture of the ticket up in my bucket right on the first page.

[DTownTigers]

I have a Masterpieces Boof Bonser On Card Auto and a Mauer/Martinez/Rodriguez Triple Game Used from Elements and a Boof Bonser Refractor RC, a Matt Tolbert RC Refractor, and a Deibinson Romero FY Refractor. Interested in any of those Twins thanks.

Also a Topps Justin Morneau RC (Slight Crease)

[swib25]

Not really interestd in the boof, and the triple GU is nice but not what I am looking for.

I actually have an interested person with a Span Auto/GU he is offering, so someone would have to do better than that at this point.