My girlfriend has a cancelled ticket that her grandmother gave her. Her grandmother was going to board the Titanic, but because there was so much confusion and people everywhere, she decided to have the ticket cancelled and went home. The ticket, I believe, is a 2nd class ticket. I would like to know what this ticket is worth. It is framed and has been in a frame for years.

-- Marcia Monroe (mmonroe13209@yahoo.com), March 18, 2003

Answers

can you send me a picture of the ticket because i am doing a report on the titanic well the 20th Century and the Renaissance trying to find out if the 20th Century is a Renaissance but i would really like it if you could send me a picture of the ticket thanks

-- Ariel (Cheerinbaby17@aol.com), March 19, 2003.

THATS COOL I PURCHASE THINGS TO DO WITH THE TITANIC IF YOUR INTRESDED IN SELLING TO A COMITTED FAN E MAIL ME THANKS

-- Darren Haines (wildchild_187@hotmail.com), August 13, 2003.

I would also like a bid at the ticket, call me at 1-925-323-0366

-- sil (theshop@hotmail.com), October 08, 2003.

Sč lo que ustedes saben y mucho mąs...

-- Lo sč (paug6@hotmail.com), February 10, 2004.

i dont mean to be rude at all. but can you prove the authenticity of the tickets. the problem is that there is only one know holder of tickets that were unstamped and not ripped. all other tickets were torn in half and stamped. the elderly lady lives in South Wales, UK, and holds 4 first classed tickets which are complete in tact due to her family missing the liner due to a car crash. She is the only know person in the world to hold tickets that are in perfect condition. i think you may have to check the authenticity of your tickets......

-- james wiliams (randomguy890@hotmail.com), May 19, 2004.