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This is an official Wilson Superbowl XXXI football signed by the Green Bay Packers former QB Brett Favre. Superbowl XXXI was played on January 26th, 1997 in Louisiana. The Packers faced the New England Patriots. The Packers defeated the Patriots, 35 to 21. It was the Packers' third Superbowl victory. This was their first Superbowl victory since Superbowl II.
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that belongs back in wisconsin!!!! lol!!!!
Long story short, my Son & I went to Super Bowl XXXl, won the trip. He moved to Miami a couple of years later, everything he had, plus many other of his collectibles were stolen. Trying to replace the football, long sleeve shirt, plastic encased ticket stub, etc. Willing to purchase at resonable prices, retired on disability, but very much to get him some things before I go. The best time of our lives togther. Thanks