New England Patriots Dynasty Ticket Stubs: What Are They Worth?

The Greatest Dynasty in Modern Football

The New England Patriots' dynasty under Bill Belichick and Tom Brady — spanning from 2001 to 2019 — produced six Super Bowl championships, nine AFC titles, and countless memorable moments. Ticket stubs from this era document the most successful run in modern NFL history, and collector interest continues to grow as the dynasty recedes into history.

Key Patriots Dynasty Stubs

The most valuable Patriots stubs include the Tuck Rule Game (2001 AFC Divisional Playoff), which launched the dynasty with one of the most controversial calls in NFL history. Super Bowl XXXVI stubs, where the unknown Patriots shocked the heavily favored Rams, are highly prized as the dynasty's origin moment.

Super Bowl LI stubs — the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history, overcoming a 28-3 deficit against the Falcons — are arguably the most collectible modern Super Bowl stubs. The emotional intensity of that comeback gives these stubs a narrative power that few other sports events can match.

Gillette Stadium and Foxborough

Stubs from Gillette Stadium carry dynasty-era weight, while any surviving stubs from old Foxboro Stadium (demolished 2002) are scarce vintage pieces. The Patriots' home playoff games during the dynasty — many played in harsh New England winter conditions — produced stubs with gritty appeal to collectors.

If you have Patriots stubs from the Belichick-Brady era, now is a great time to sell. Contact StubHaul for a free appraisal.