Comments on: Super Super-Bowl Collectibles

By: Eli Manning

Eli Manning — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 06:36:38 +0000

Winning the big game is the ultimate goal. It seems that if you are on the winning side you everything involved becomes a collectible. If your team loses, you want to get rid of anything that reminds you of the loss.

By: Jbug

Jbug — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 23:12:10 +0000

How would one be able to tell if ticket stubs are authentic?I have EVERY super bowl ticket stub from 1967-2002. They were/are mounted and framed along with the corresponding years and scores. It was in the suite were had in the old dallas stadium. I just wanted to verify thier validity.

By: odeep7

odeep7 — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:51:52 +0000

Hello Eric, my name is Otis, would you check out my profile my #96222. I found characatures of 74/75 Superbowl Steelers in Pittsburgh Pess. All starters with signatures. Even have Chuck Knoll/Art Rooney, with signatures also. Found in old house I was working on. They are in excellent condition. Can u tell me if they are worth anything. Or should anyone else see this comment, you help would be greatly appreciated.

By: MBritt

MBritt — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 20:50:21 +0000

I have a one-of-a-kind, proto-type bolo tie that was created for Super Bowl XXX. It was created for the possible marketing of the bolo and says “Super Bowl XXX – Phoenix” Shortly after that, the City of Tempe protested Phoenix grabbing the name/location of the game, which was to be played in Tempe, not Phoenix. The NFL immediately changed it to “Super Bowl XXX Arizona.” There were only 4 prototypes naming Phoenix and the site of the game made, and mine is the only one made of pewter. Am interested in getting an idea of its worth.