Brooklyn and Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers tickets can attract interest for their venue, era, opponent, and connection to the club’s final seasons in New York.
Brooklyn to Los Angeles
How to identify and sell Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers ticket stubs, including Ebbets Field, the move west, Dodger Stadium, and notable player or postseason dates.
Send Photos for a Cash OfferDodgers ticket collecting spans two cities and several venue eras. Brooklyn material and early Los Angeles dates are different markets, so an accurate city, park, and season identification is especially useful.
The story may be on the field—Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax, Fernando Valenzuela, a pennant race—or in the ticket itself, such as a scarce Ebbets Field format or an early Dodger Stadium issue.
We do not value tickets from a team name alone. We research the event and consider what collectors are currently likely to buy.
These are research categories, not a guarantee that every ticket in the category has significant value.
Brooklyn Dodgers tickets can attract interest for their venue, era, opponent, and connection to the club’s final seasons in New York.
Jackie Robinson-era dates and games connected to defining Dodgers players deserve careful identification rather than a quick age-based estimate.
Sandy Koufax and other notable pitching performances, no-hitters, and record-setting games can change the importance of a ticket.
World Series games, early Coliseum and Dodger Stadium dates, and important postseason moments are frequent collector targets.
StubHaul is a ticket-stub buyer, not an independent appraisal service. We purchase items for resale.
Any offer reflects expected resale demand, condition, our research, selling costs, and the time required to find a buyer. You are free to accept or decline it.
Read how the process works →Yes, depending on the game, format, condition, and resale demand. Ebbets Field and Jackie Robinson-era material should be photographed clearly on both sides.
They can be. Opening-era dates, significant players, postseason games, and well-preserved examples tend to deserve the closest review.
Usually not before it is reviewed. The sequence and original packaging can provide useful context and sometimes make the group more appealing.
Send clear photos and whatever you know about the collection. No cleaning, grading, or price research is required first.
Research note: This guide is educational and non-exhaustive. Game and date identification is checked against available schedules and event records; when an item cannot be identified confidently, we say so.