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LED ZEPPELIN Ticket Stubs Selling For Up To $250

December 17, 2007

NME.com reports that LED ZEPPELIN fans are paying up to £125 (approximately $252) for ticket stubs from the band's reunion gig at London's O2 Arena.

The reunion took place last week (December 10) and saw the band play for two hours.

One seller wrote on eBay: "I was one of the lucky ones. This is the ticket from the show 20 million wanted to see."

Another concert goer, posting against the bids, said he saw touts paying "£20 for ticket stubs and wristbands after the gig."

Tony McLearie explained: “It was bizarre — now I know why. But there's no way I'd sell, no matter how much I was offered."

The rush for souvenirs meant that the ticket stubs were selling for the same value as the tickets themselves, reports the Daily Mail.

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