Ballpark programs

[kev921]

Is there any demand for ballpark programs, such as a program from the White Sox in Old Comisky Parks last year?

[Madison]

Not a ton of demand, but there are always people collecting baseball stuff. If you're looking to sell one, your best bet would be to put it up on Ebay and see what happens.

[Tavish]

In general, no. About the only time the program (without signatures) has any value is if it is from a game with some sort of significance. You might find a receptive market for a program from the day of RJ's perfect game, or the game Bonds passed 700. Unfortunately since nothing interesting ever happened in Old Comisky you are likely SOL.

[Lofunzo]

In general, no. About the only time the program (without signatures) has any value is if it is from a game with some sort of significance. You might find a receptive market for a program from the day of RJ's perfect game, or the game Bonds passed 700. Unfortunately since nothing interesting ever happened in Old Comisky you are likely SOL.

LOL

[The Thrill]

I agree that, in most cases, there's really only sentimental value attached to progams.

For example, I have a program, a ticket and a pic of me and my buddies (or wife depending on the case) for each stadium I've been to. I just like to keep the program as a personal collectible.

I have not seen any instance at card shows or in auctions where programs are a hot commodity...yet (you never know, right?)