Framed Collection Of Nfl Super Bowl And Championship Game Commemorative Tickets Appraisal

Framed Collection of NFL Super Bowl and Championship Game Commemorative Tickets

This item is a framed collection featuring a central 'NFL SUPER TICKETS' plaque surrounded by numerous commemorative tickets from various Super Bowls and early World Championship Games. The overall piece is rectangular, encased in a dark-colored, likely wooden or wood-look frame with a clear protective covering (presumably glass or acrylic) over the display. The background matting for the tickets appears to be a dark blue, possibly velour or felt-like, which contrasts with the lighter beige-gold tones of the central plaque and the varied colors of the individual tickets. The central 'SUPER TICKETS' plaque displays the NFL shield logo at the top and is adorned with intricate, possibly embossed or printed, decorative borders in gold/beige hues. There are approximately 25 individual commemorative ticket reproductions or collector's items displayed, arranged in a grid-like pattern around the central plaque. Each ticket features unique artwork, logos, and game details corresponding to specific events, ranging from the early 'World Championship Game' (Super Bowl I and II), 'AFL-NFL World Championship', through later Super Bowl events indicated by Roman numerals (e.g., Super Bowl V, VIII, IX, X, XV, XXVII is clearly visible as a larger, central piece at the bottom). A 'CBS SPORTS' logo is visible at the bottom center, suggesting a potential collaboration or official production. The tickets appear to be in excellent condition, likely reproductions specifically made for this display rather than original used tickets. The framing itself appears sturdy, and the clear covering shows some reflections, indicating it's intact. There are no visible signs of significant damage, wear, or repair to the tickets themselves or the matting. The frame's corners appear tightly joined, suggesting good craftsmanship. The item is a piece of sports memorabilia, likely dating from the late 20th century or early 21st century, designed for display.