Super Bowl Tickets

Super Bowl Tickets

Feb 8, 2006 | Collectibles, Sports Collectibles

Big game may be over but tickets are still hot

02/07/06
The Detroit News
Nick Bunkley

“You thought people were paying too much for Super Bowl tickets last week? Now that the big game is over, some enterprising folks are making big money selling ticket stubs — flimsy pieces of cardboard with no practical purpose to anyone who doesn’t own a time machine — on the Internet.

…Uff bought 45 stubs from fans leaving the stadium for $20 each and sold about half of them for an average of $100 each. He said there’s always demand for memorabilia from big games such as the Super Bowl.”

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