How Much Is a Super Bowl I Ticket Stub Worth?

The Holy Grail of Football Memorabilia

Super Bowl I, played on January 15, 1967, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, is the single most collectible event in football history. The Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 in a game that wasn't even called the "Super Bowl" on the ticket — it was marketed as the "AFL-NFL World Championship Game." That detail alone makes the stubs uniquely interesting artifacts.

What Are Super Bowl I Stubs Worth?

Authentic Super Bowl I ticket stubs are among the most valuable items in all of sports memorabilia. Authenticated examples have sold at auction for prices ranging from $5,000 to over $20,000 depending on condition and ticket type. Full unused tickets have commanded even higher prices.

Why So Valuable?

Several factors drive the extraordinary value of Super Bowl I stubs. The game was not a sellout — the Coliseum had a capacity of over 100,000 but only about 61,946 attended, meaning fewer stubs were produced relative to the venue size. The game was not preserved on complete video (the full broadcast tape was recorded over), adding mystique. And as the first ever Super Bowl, it holds a unique place in football history that no other game can claim.

Authentication Is Critical

Given the extreme value of Super Bowl I stubs, authentication is absolutely essential. Reproductions and forgeries exist, and no one should buy or sell a purported Super Bowl I stub without professional authentication. PSA is the gold standard for this level of memorabilia.

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