Pittsburgh Steelers 1970s Dynasty Ticket Stubs: A Guide

Four Super Bowls in Six Years

The Pittsburgh Steelers of the 1970s are arguably the greatest dynasty in NFL history. Four Super Bowl victories in six seasons (IX, X, XIII, and XIV) established the Steel Curtain defense and the Terry Bradshaw-led offense as the standard of football excellence. Ticket stubs from this dynasty era are among the most collectible items in football memorabilia.

Super Bowl Stubs

Stubs from each of the Steelers' four Super Bowl victories carry strong values. Super Bowl IX (1975, the first championship) and Super Bowl X (1976, featuring one of the greatest games ever played) are the most valuable. Super Bowls XIII and XIV, while slightly more recent, still command premium prices as part of the complete dynasty set. Collectors who pursue all four stubs as a set can command premiums above individual stub values.

Three Rivers Stadium Stubs

Three Rivers Stadium, the Steelers' home from 1970-2000, was demolished in 2001. Stubs from Three Rivers carry nostalgic value, particularly from the dynasty years. AFC Championship games, playoff wins, and memorable regular season games at Three Rivers during the 1970s are all collectible.

Key Players Add Value

The Steelers' roster during this era was loaded with Hall of Famers — Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Jack Lambert, Joe Greene, Lynn Swann, John Stallworth, and many others. Stubs from games featuring milestone performances by these legends carry extra value. The Immaculate Reception game (1972 AFC Divisional Playoff) is particularly prized, even though it predates the Super Bowl dynasty.

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