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1965 World Series Artist proof TicketAn Artist proof Ticket can be identified by not having seat number printed on it. Most I have seen were sold in sheets of 5. The 1965 World Series artist proof sheet would proboly sell in the $150.-$200. price range. The tickets seperated might sell for about $25.-$30. each. in excellent - near mint condition
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