Buying ticket stubs nationwide

Old ticket stubs in a drawer? I’ll make you a cash offer in 24 hours.

Fenway, the old Boston Garden, Foxboro, or anywhere else. Send me a few photos. Some stubs are worth more than you’d think.

A big pile of colorful old ticket stubs from football, hockey and baseball games in the 1970s–90s

Free, no obligation. I reply within 24 hours, usually much faster.

  • Cash offer in 24 hours
  • Paid before you ship
  • Free insured shipping label

Simple and safe

How it works

  1. Step 1: Send a few photos.

    Messenger, text, or the form. Front and back if you can. Don't worry about sorting anything.

  2. Step 2: Get a cash offer within 24 hours.

    I'll tell you what you have, and point out anything special.

  3. Step 3: Get paid, then ship.

    Accept, and I pay you first (Venmo or PayPal). Then I send you a free, insured shipping label.

Free, no obligation. I reply within 24 hours, usually much faster.

What I'm looking for

What I buy

A box full of baseball ticket stubs

Ticket stubs

Any sport, any era, especially before 1990.

Colorful full college football tickets

Full unused tickets

Tickets that were never torn.

A Buccaneers season-ticket holder folder with tickets

Season-ticket books

Whole books or loose pages.

1945 World Series stubs in a frame

Playoff & World Series tickets

Big games, any year.

Tickets from famous games

Records, firsts, last games.

Stubs mixed with programs

Send the whole pile.

Your dad kept every ticket? Bring me the whole envelope.

Not sure if it's worth anything? Send it anyway. Most people don't know what they have, and that's my job.

I don't buy autographs or jerseys.

How I price

Will I get a fair price?

Selling it yourself

More work, more waiting, more risk

  • You might get more, if you're willing to do the work
  • Research and photograph every item
  • Pay about 13–15% in selling fees, plus shipping
  • Deal with lowball offers, scams and returns
  • Wait weeks or months
  • Stuck with what doesn't sell
The easy way

Selling to me

One offer, paid first, no hassle

  • One cash offer for the whole box
  • Snap a few photos
  • No fees. I pay shipping
  • Paid before you ship
  • Offer in 24 hours
  • I take the whole box, good and bad

I'll be straight with you about how this works.

I'm a collector, and I also sell on eBay. Some things I keep, and some I resell. That's how I can pay you in cash today.

How I price: I look up what similar items have actually sold for, then account for selling fees, shipping, the months it can take to sell, and the pieces that don't sell at all. Your offer is what's left.

If something is worth a lot on its own, I'll tell you. You can keep it, sell it separately, or include it. Your call.

No pressure. My offer is good for 7 days. Feel free to shop it around.

Free, no obligation. I reply within 24 hours, usually much faster.

Real collections, real sellers

Recent buys

A few of the collections I've bought recently.

A cardboard box overflowing with Colorado Rockies ticket stubs from the 1990s
Ticket stubs

Moving box of 100+ Colorado Rockies ticket stubs

Five 1945 World Series Wrigley Field rain-check stubs mounted in a black frame
Ticket stubs

1945 World Series rain checks from Wrigley Field, framed

A fanned stack of Buccaneers game tickets with a Season Ticket Holders folder
Ticket stubs

Tampa Bay Buccaneers season-ticket holder set

Rows of colorful 1952 Olympic Games tickets laid out on a blue cloth
Ticket stubs

1952 Helsinki Olympics ticket collection

Eight colorful Navy football tickets including Army vs Navy and Notre Dame vs Navy
Ticket stubs

Navy college football tickets, 1960s–70s

Dozens of New York Mets tickets in clear sleeves spread across a table
Ticket stubs

Mets season-ticket holder's collection

Jack Liu, smiling, standing by the water on a cloudy day

About me

Hi, I'm Jack

I've been collecting sports memorabilia for 10+ years, mostly old ticket stubs, programs and vintage cards, and I'm based in the Boston area. I started buying collections directly because too much great history ends up in the trash or the yard-sale pile. When you send me photos, you're dealing with me, not a call center.

— Jack

Free offer

Send me photos online

A few photos is plenty, even one of the whole box. Takes about two minutes.

Your photos and details are private. I only use them to make you an offer.

Rather not fill out a form? Message me on Facebook or text (857) 203-0678.

FAQ

Questions people ask me

Is this legit?

Yes. I'm a real person in the Boston area with 1,100+ items sold on eBay and 100% positive feedback. You can message me on Facebook, text me, or look me up. And you're paid before you ship anything.

How do you decide what to offer?

I look up what similar items actually sold for, then account for fees, shipping, time to sell, and items that won't sell. If one piece is worth a lot on its own, I'll tell you.

Do I have to accept?

No. The offer is free with no obligation and is good for 7 days.

I have no idea what I have. Is that OK?

Completely. Most people don't. Just send photos of what's there.

How do I get paid?

Venmo or PayPal, sent before you ship.

Who pays for shipping?

I do. I send you a prepaid, insured label.

What if what arrives doesn't match the photos?

I'll never change my offer for anything that was visible in your photos. If something was hidden or missing, we'll talk it through.

Do you buy single items?

Yes, if it's a good piece. But I especially like whole boxes and collections.

Where are you located? Do you buy outside Massachusetts?

I'm in the Boston area and buy by mail from anywhere in the U.S.

Do you buy autographs or jerseys?

No. I focus on ticket stubs, programs, magazines and vintage cards. If they’re mixed in with other team souvenirs, send me a photo of the whole box.

Free, no-obligation offer

Got a box of old sports stuff? Send me a photo.

Free, no obligation. I reply within 24 hours, usually much faster.