Ticket Stub Collections

[TGutta]

Email Lenny at [email protected]

He's on the expensive side (think $7-9 per ticket), but is a great resource, and if you're only looking for one ticket... After a couple of years, they get really, really hard to track down.

Thanks for the info! I shot him an email so I will hope for the best.

 

[Ryan The Orange]

I really only collect the games I go to.

The only notable ones, and I used "notable" as a stretch lol:

2006 WS Game 3
Matt Adams first career HR
Jon Jay first career RBI

The ironic part is I didn't even go to the WS game or the Matt Adams game. Nice friends who know I collect memorabilia gave them to me.

 

[Pine Tar]

Nice stuff Joe I have gotten a few from no hitters of the past season
I also have some from players homeruns like 1st to 100 and so on.

What was the year of tickets I gave you last year at the national? It was a reds partial season ticket I thought

 

[muskiesfan]

Nice stuff Joe I have gotten a few from no hitters of the past season
I also have some from players homeruns like 1st to 100 and so on.

What was the year of tickets I gave you last year at the national? It was a reds partial season ticket I thought

It is. They're from 2002. Unfortunately, I haven't taken the time to scan them yet.

Thank you again though, they are awesome. They are in the display case with my bobbleheads and stuff to be shown off.

 

[JEBJJA]

I am 37. I (and my parents from when I was little) saved every ticket from every Phillies game I attended. I also have Yankee stadium, Fenway, Baltimore, WWE, 76ers, Eagles and Flyers tickets. All saved. My album has ALOT of stubs. Alot of memories as well. I originally had the tickets from Mario Lemieux's last game from a playoff game in Philly....but he made a comeback a couple years later...lol

 

[devin]

ihave around 3-4 tickets from joe benson, chris parmelee, and liam hendriks mlb debut
also have 2 tickets for jim thome 597th home run which was a 480ft blast longest hr hit at target field

 

[69MetsFan]

Some really nice ticket collections here!
I think it would be neat to have the ability to have a population report on the number of ticket stubs that have survived.
Just think of how many wound up on the stadium floor or in the trash compared to how many are still around.
Complete tickets would be even more rare.
Case in point, I've been an ebayer since the late 90's and my unused '69 Mets ticket is the only one I've ever seen.

 

[bongo870]

I dont have much but the only 2 I have is from when i went to the 1980 world series:

 

[TBTwinsFan]

Let's see...

I have very stub from every game I ever went too (minus a couple where we used Stub Hub)

I don't have any scans, but here is what I have that's noteable. Not all are for games I went too, some I purchased:

First Game at Target Field (MN Gophers vs. LA Tech) x2
First Twins Game at Target Field
First Twins Win at Target Field
Mike Kingery First HR
Chris Parmelee First HR (signed)
Nicky Delmonico USA Baseball Classic (signed)
Final Regular Season Game at Metrodome

There are a lot more that I plan to add in the upcoming future.

 

[TBTwinsFan]

Oh, stupid me... I also have this...

 

[clarkzac]

ihave around 3-4 tickets from joe benson, chris parmelee, and liam hendriks mlb debut
also have 2 tickets for jim thome 597th home run which was a 480ft blast longest hr hit at target field

I believe I have 4 of those Jim Thome tickets since that was one of the 2 games I was able to make it to last year

 

[devin]

if you were there u remember how flipping hot it was haha i had no shade at all were i was sitting

 

[zach]

With actual traditional tickets slowly becoming a thing of the past and more people printing their own tickets, will traditional ticket stubs become more of a collectable? Or, even though technology advances and changes do you see the traditional ticket sticking around for many years to come?

 

[MansGame]

With actual traditional tickets slowly becoming a thing of the past and more people printing their own tickets, will traditional ticket stubs become more of a collectable? Or, even though technology advances and changes do you see the traditional ticket sticking around for many years to come?

Simple answer... No. Reminds me of stock certificates... Thing of the past.

 

[muskiesfan]

With actual traditional tickets slowly becoming a thing of the past and more people printing their own tickets, will traditional ticket stubs become more of a collectable? Or, even though technology advances and changes do you see the traditional ticket sticking around for many years to come?

Great question. I agree with MansGame on most tickets, but tickets from significant games or performances could command more. If there is enough demand and a low supply, it could happen.