Value of an old 10C Member Number

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  • yosi
    yosi NYC Posts: 3,178
    know1 said:
    I don't have quite as low a number as most who have chimed in but I've been an uninterrupted member for 20 years. It definitely seems like the value has diminished since after 2018 or so. My seats had been relatively constant up to that point even though I had always hoped they would get better. They've taken some definite steps back since that point. I'm typically happy with the seats, but I just expected that after 20 years my seniority would have given me some improvement in location. That hasn't happened. I've never had GA or been chosen for those special rows before GA. I often didn't want to gamble on GA and miss the show entirely when there was a priority system. 
    It’s the same for me. In ‘06-‘13 I would get floor seats or on the side, middle of the 100 section. Had decent seats in ‘16 at Fenway, and pretty lame seats in ‘18. Didn’t get 10C seats in 20-22, but kind of apprehensive what my seats will look like this tour. 
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  • More Coffee
    More Coffee Posts: 637
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    10c has always been phenomenal.  I've had front row at MSG ('10), 3rd row in Camden ('98), 4th row in Camden (2000), 6th row in Philly ('05), all 4 Spectrum shows, always great seats with little hassle.  My next show will be my 50th.  I'm not sure yet where it will be, but I know It will happen.  I was lucky enough to score P1 reserved for both Boston shows this time around.  I had requested 2 MSG, 2 Philly, 2 Boston.  The demand is super high anymore.  I can't complain at all.  I've gotten to see them 49 times since '95.
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  • mcatake
    mcatake Posts: 105
    I have a 197 number and my Austin seats were lower bowl rear corner for night 1 and row 2 of the rear main floor section night 2.  By far the absolute worst fan club seats I've ever had. usually I get second section in the wing or back in the no GA day, around row 10-14 main floor. 
    For Austin, it sucked to see literally dozens of seats in the fist two wing sections list at face value the day of the show. I was watching tickets closely and those same seats were PJ Premium listed at 3-4x in the days leading up but must not have sold so they lowered them to face. Historically those would have been fan club seats. I have P1 for Montana and both Boston shows and have pretty low expectations for the quality of seats.  
  • mace1229
    mace1229 Posts: 10,016
    wow, this thread is still open?
    I understand the curiosity of the question. Its no different than an old vinyl you never intend to sell and checking what it is worth for fun. I've actually wondered the same thing, but never asked it out loud.
    My guess it would have been worth a lot more 5 or 6 years ago. But with the trend of more seats farther back, fewer shows to attend and uncertainty of how the lottery actually works, probably not a whole lot right now. 
  • Sea
    Sea Posts: 3,144
    Per the rules you agreed to: Memberships may not be sold and/or transferred.

    Violating the membership and ticket policies could result in a revocation of privileges and may result in you being permanently banned from the fan club.






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