1969 Miracle Mets Ticket Stubs: What Are They Worth?

The Amazin' Mets: From Worst to First

The 1969 New York Mets remain one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. After seven consecutive last-place or next-to-last-place finishes since their founding in 1962, the Mets stunned the baseball world by winning 100 games and capturing the World Series title over the heavily favored Baltimore Orioles. The ticket stubs from that magical season document one of baseball's greatest underdog stories.

Key 1969 Mets Stubs

The most valuable 1969 Mets stubs come from the World Series, particularly Games 4 and 5 at Shea Stadium. Game 5, the clinching game, is the crown jewel — it marks the moment the Miracle became official. These stubs can command $200-$800+ depending on condition.

NLCS stubs from the sweep of the Atlanta Braves have value as well, particularly Game 3, the clinching game. Regular season stubs from 1969 Mets games also carry above-normal value given the season's significance, especially stubs from games during the team's remarkable second-half surge.

The Tom Seaver Factor

Tom Seaver, the Mets' ace and the heart of the 1969 team, adds an extra layer of value to stubs from his starts. Seaver won 25 games in 1969 and was the dominant figure in the team's rise. Stubs from Seaver starts during the miracle season are more valuable than stubs from other games.

Shea Stadium Nostalgia

Shea Stadium was demolished in 2009, making all Shea stubs finite collectibles. The 1969 season represents the absolute peak of Shea Stadium's history, and stubs from that year at Shea carry both the miracle season premium and the demolished venue premium. If you have 1969 Mets stubs, they're worth a professional evaluation. Contact StubHaul for a free cash offer.