Are NFL Pro Bowl Ticket Stubs Worth Anything?

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The NFL Pro Bowl is often dismissed as a meaningless exhibition, but its ticket stubs have real collector value — especially vintage examples. The Pro Bowl has been played since 1951 and has undergone numerous format changes and location shifts, creating an interesting variety of collectible stubs across the decades.

Vintage Pro Bowl Stubs (1951-1980)

Early Pro Bowl stubs are scarce because the game received less attention than it does today and attendance was often modest. Stubs from the 1950s and 1960s, when the game was played in Los Angeles, are particularly rare. These vintage stubs feature lineups packed with Hall of Famers and can be worth $50-$300 depending on the specific game and condition.

Hawaii Era (1980-2016)

The Pro Bowl moved to Hawaii in 1980, where it was played at Aloha Stadium for most years. Hawaii Pro Bowl stubs have a unique tropical appeal and are popular souvenirs beyond just football collectors. Values typically range from $20-$100 for this era.

Collecting Pro Bowl Stubs

A complete or near-complete collection of Pro Bowl stubs would be a remarkable achievement given the scarcity of early examples. For individual stubs, the most valuable tend to be the oldest ones and those from years featuring particularly star-studded rosters. If you have Pro Bowl stubs, StubHaul includes them in our evaluations of football memorabilia collections.