Pull tabs/Pop ups: These are instant lottery tickets that have paper tabs to pull up instead of latex covering a play area. A few of the U.S. lotteries still offer these for sale to the public. Other lotteries offer non-profit charities these tickets to sell at their fund raising events.
Lotto tickets: These are tickets for which a drawing is held and a certain number or set of numbers determine the winners. In the United States in the 1970's and 1980's "passive draw" tickets were colorful and attractive. Most of the games nowadays are on-line computer generated games and usually all of the lotteries on-line games are printed on the same paper. Players can fill out bet slips/play slips for multiple draws or a certain set of numbers. The bet slips usually have the lotteries name and a colorful game logo on them. These bet slips are also collected.
There is a lot more than tickets to collect. Collectors also collect oversized ticket displays, how to play pamphlets, lapel pins, T shirts, playing cards, posters, signs...anything connected to the lotteries.
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