Set of 28 Super Bowl commemorative milk caps

A collection of twenty-eight circular discs, stylistically consistent with the game of 'Pogs' or milk caps popular in the 1990s. The discs appear to be constructed of thick cardstock or plastic with a textured finish, currently housed in a transparent plastic collector's sleeve. Each disc commemorates a specific Super Bowl (starting with Super Bowl I through XXVIII), featuring the Roman numeral logo of the game, the stadium location, the date, the competing teams, and the final scores. For instance, the first disc is marked 'Super Bowl I / Green Bay Packers 35 / Kansas City Chiefs 10'. The owner identifies these as Pogs, which is consistent with the circular shape and era of the games depicted; however, this remains a hypothesis without physical inspection for official branding on the reverse. The Roman numerals and team names appear in various colors including gold-tone, green, red, blue, and black. Visually, the items appear in good condition with crisp edges and legible printing. A small 'TM' trademark symbol is visible on several discs next to the logos, consistent with commercially produced NFL-themed memorabilia. The latest year mentioned on the final disc is 1994, suggesting a manufacture date in or after the mid-1990s.

Based on my examination of the provided images, this set of 28 circular discs appears to be a commemorative collection of milk caps (commonly known as 'Pogs') documenting Super Bowls I through XXVIII. The owner identifies these as Pogs, which is a plausible hypothesis given the 1990s aesthetic and the 1994 terminal date on the Super Bowl XXVIII disc. While the visual details, including the 'TM' symbols and NFL-themed graphics, are consistent with commercially produced tokens from that era, I cannot verify the specific manufacturer or official licensure without a physical inspection of the reverse sides for branding or copyright marks. My valuation assumes this is a complete or significant run of a commercially released set in good condition. Typically, market demand for mass-produced 1990s nostalgia items of this type fluctuates based on the completeness of the set and the specific team interests. The current estimate reflects the secondary market for sports-themed milk cap collections in preserved condition. Please note that such items were produced in high volumes; if these are found to be unauthorized reproductions or lack official licensing marks upon physical inspection, the value would likely drop to a nominal range of $5.00 - $10.00. To confirm their status, one would need to inspect the cardstock density, surface lamination, and any manufacturer information on the back. A physical appraisal or comparison against known NFL-licensed milk cap checklists from the mid-1990s would be necessary to establish the specific product line and market scarcity.