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Victory rings have been part of the Super Bowl since the first matchup in 1967, and part of football as a sport for longer than that. The most valuable rings are Super Bowl rings, but since they were given only to players and staff, most of the available rings are either salesmen's samples, or the few rare players' rings that made it onto the market.
Other football rings include league or division championship rings, and college rings. Most football rings are gold or silver, so they have some intrinsic value even before player and team affiliations are factored in.
I collected football cards when I was a kid, back in the late ’60s, early ’70s. Then I set them in the cl… [more]
This great database of pro and collegiate football cards from the 1950s and 1960s offers scanned images of cards fo… [read review or visit site]
Brian Powers' excellent gallery of over a century of Wolverines ticket stubs (1900 to 2005), not to mention a lot o… [read review or visit site]
While missing a few editions, this gallery of University of Washington football game program cover art is must-see … [read review or visit site]
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