December 4, 2008
Football tickets gain value after the game, if a team emerges victorious or wins a title. Collectors who focus on individual players may seek out tickets from their most famous games. Others seek tickets from bowl games (Super Bowl, Rose Bowl), rivalry games, or a team's first game in a new city. An autograph will usually spike the value of a ticket greatly. Many collectors seek out unused tickets, which generally cost more.
Brian Powers' excellent gallery of over a century of Wolverines ticket stubs (1900 to 2005), not to mention a lot o… [more]
This great database of pro and collegiate football cards from the 1950s and 1960s offers scanned images of cards fo… [more]
While missing a few editions, this gallery of University of Washington football game program cover art is must-see … [more]
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