Hello -

I have 2 great seats for the January 18th Madison Square Garden show. Section 104, Row E.

I bought them 'cause they popped up on the day of the pre-sale and I thought - these are EXACTLY where I would want to sit. No problems from being on the floor. Plus, they are on the "tip of the arrow" side, which I think is better than the other half. Like I said, I think they are perfect seats.

I ended up going to the 12/18 show. So I could be persuaded to part with my two "hand picked" seats. A couple of similar seats sold on stubhub for $395 each (I just looked). (plus a $60 transaction fee... eek). I don't expect that much, although an offer of that would lock them up for you.

I'm headed out of town for Christmas and plan to sell these on Wednesday 12/29. If I don't get a good offer here I'll list them on stubhub. But I'd prefer they went to somebody from this "online fan community" (as it says up there in purple/black).

I'll take paypal for the transaction and I'll then email you the pdf file.

Send me an org note with an offer to persuade me and they can be yours!

The price must be the SAME or LESS than FACE VALUE (plus any ticket fees charged by the original ticket distributor--not an agent.) So for example, if you buy a concert ticket for $125 with a $4.50 service fee, you can ask up to $129.50 for it. You may ask for shipping on top of this amount if applicable, but you must only pass along the shipping cost, without any markup.

If you purchased from an "agent" etc. that charged you more than the face price+original ticket distributor fee, you may NOT ask for this amount. For example, the same ticket above that actually "cost" $129.50, if you paid $400 for it from a ticket "agent", you may still only ask for $129.50 for the ticket on prince.org.

With that being said how much is the face value of the tickets?

Oops. Sorry about that. Ticket sale offer withdrawn. Feel free to lock. In NY you can legally ask for any price for a ticket. Given the market here I didn't even think about it.