Yes I have had it listed for 3 years. All the offers I got are below the face value of the psl.
Its just scalpers looking to add to their lot. I imagine in another 10 years all that will be left is ticket scalpers and businesses holding seats. My entire section in 2009...well the first 5 rows were all die hard fans like myself (Well Former Self) by 2017 only myself and only one other group of four in the first row were left. Everyone else sold their psl's. They were all bought by scalpers and every week its just visiting fans.
The place is a miserable experience at this point...at least for me in my section and I will never go back.
Of all the games I went to, I never seen the same people twice the first 2 years, not in the immediate seats around me. A guy sat next to me said a lady bought the PSL's but specifically to sell the tickets for profit.
I had split mine with a friend, club level, section 313, 1st row. They were some really good seats, 20 yard line, Cowboys side. At the time they were $16,000 per seat for the PSL, and $340 per ticket for the game. After 3 years my friend had to back out for financial reasons. I then had to take both costs on.
But I started traveling for my work again, so sold the games I was not in town for. So I made my money back, and the profits basically paid for me to go to 2 games. If I did not go, I then took the profit. Though it was not a huge profit.
I decided to take early retirement in 2014, I did not want that stressful process, paying up front then waiting to sell tickets and so forth. I got lucky to get out at even as I said.
I kept them for the 2014 and 2015 seasons, and decided to sell. As I said it was stressful dealing with all of it.
I have never regretted it for a second. I often joke with my friend ...as they lose a game..."I am so glad I dumped the tickets" ...
I could have kept them, but just didn't want to.
Getting to and from the stadium from my house, and to and from my seats to the parking was a cake walk, 20 minutes to get there 25 to get home. Unlike Texas Stadium, that was a major pain.