Incredible unused panel of four tickets to Comiskey Park to see the four World Series games scheduled between the White Sox and the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers. A close 7-game affair highlighted by the outstanding pitching of the Dodgers' Larry Sherry who appeared in four games in relief pitched 12.2 innings picked up two wins and two saves with a 0.71 earned run average winning the Series MVP. Of course the big question is this: who receives four World Series tickets and doesn't go? By 1959 it had been 40 years since the White Sox had won a pennant. Yet that is precisely the case here as this is a full sheet of four unperforated upper deck tickets to each of the four games scheduled for Comiskey Park. The tickets are as clean as the day they were issued with very little wear on the surface or edges. The 1959 World Series was the only one played between 1949 and 1964 that didn't have any games played in New York City between the powerful Dodgers and the "Go-go White Sox." Four beautiful tickets in total.