No worries you are unique enough without factoring in anything else.
What "unique" STEELERS stuff have yaz got ?
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Nice! I snagged an autographed Hines jersey at a silent auction. Still need to get it framed.Signed and Framed Jersey of Hines Ward.
Autographed copy of Fighting Back.
and i have this hat,, that i rarely put on,,, maybe if i get drunk enough..
Id say thats unique.
I have a high quality framed painting of the 70s front four (Holmes, White, Greenwood, and Greene). Only 500 were painted and my Dad got all four of them to sign it. Probably the most unique and valuable Steelers memorabilia I have. (Wanted to post a picture but it won't let me, it's fairly large about 31x31)
Photo of me and Franco outside Heinz...
Terry Bradshaw rookie card in mint condition
DMR commemorative patch that was worn by players after his death.
Numbered and certified special Super Bowl football with Hines and Ben's autograph on it!
and memories, especially of the 70's when the Steelers meant much more than sports entertainment to us Yinzers!
Terry Bradshaw rookie card in mint condition
DMR commemorative patch that was worn by players after his death.
Numbered and certified special Super Bowl football with Hines and Ben's autograph on it!
and memories, especially of the 70's when the Steelers meant much more than sports entertainment to us Yinzers!
much better than wearing a dairy product on your head!Signed and Framed Jersey of Hines Ward.
Autographed copy of Fighting Back.
and i have this hat,, that i rarely put on,,, maybe if i get drunk enough..
When the league went with reebok in 2002. The funny thing about the on field jerseys were not even made by reebok. They were made by a company named ripon athletic. Located in Berlin, WI.
Only the sideline apparel and retail authentics were outsourced with whatever reebok used. Bangladesh, korea etc
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Not real unique but I’ll give you $5 for it if you are thinking of throwing it away.
I will give $6.01
I hate being outdone $6.02
$7.00
200 Pesos and all day use of the Luxury S10.
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Gary Anderson's shoes.
Greg Lloyd came to my house when I was in elementary school from a contest I won.
Through a connection and a very kind family/friend of a Steelers player who invited us, I got to go out to eat with some of the specialists after training camp.
Greg Lloyd came to my house when I was in elementary school from a contest I won.
Through a connection and a very kind family/friend of a Steelers player who invited us, I got to go out to eat with some of the specialists after training camp.
It's not even close. Someone I know hunted with D. Lebeau's son. He got me a personalized autograph picture with my name on it. Go Steelers. Dick Lebeau HOF 2010.
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back in 2005 I was in Fremont IN at little antique shop and I found a black and Gold football with a stamped Ben Roethlisberger autograph on it. my son has it now
You kids. I have the football, or what's left of it through years of neighborhood pickup game abuse, that was handed to me by my avatar from the practice field at St. Vincent's in 1963.
Also, can anyone beat the official Steelers gourd?
Also, can anyone beat the official Steelers gourd?
Can't find it now but somewhere I have a pic of me wearing Deebo's Super Bowl ring. His agent lives in my town and is a friend of mine. I didn't slide it on all the way in case I couldn't get it off and he came looking for it.
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I have Lynn Swann's autograph on a copy of One More July, SB XIII and SB XIV Programs, an old beer can with the 1979 Super Steelers imprinted on it, and copies of the Pittsburgh Steeler Weekly from about 1980 until they went out of business in 1987, probably due to the strike. Anyone in the Ohio area interested in the "Dark Ages" of Steeler football (pre-Tomlin), I'd be willing to part with them.
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Winner.
I'm trying to picture how Greg Lloyd would be at something like that. He didn't seem like a very good PR guy.
I saw him once at a Steelers Mafia event as he was signing there. He stuck out in comparison as the quiet, less talkative type. You know the type that they don't hire for his disposition.
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