$19 for a Twins World Series Package with Metrodome Memorabilia and Game Used Turf from TheMetrodomeRoof.com ($50 Value)
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A 6"x6" piece of game used turf from the Metrodome commemorates the stadium's history with 1987 and 1991 World Series
Much like the New Deal, free refills, and ownership of the moon, baseball helped make America the great nation it is today. Salute our national pastime with this Groupon.
$19 for a 25th Anniversary Twins World Series Champions Collector’s Package ($50 Value)
This collector’s pack includes:
- A 6”x6” piece of Metrodome game used turf
- A baseball-shaped cut from old Metrodome roof
- A 25th anniversary collector’s card with a 1-inch piece of Metrodome roof material
- Metrodome roof wristband
- Certificate of authenticity<p>
Shipping is included with this deal.<p>
A 6"x6" piece of game used turf from the Metrodome commemorates the stadium's history with 1987 and 1991 World Series
Much like the New Deal, free refills, and ownership of the moon, baseball helped make America the great nation it is today. Salute our national pastime with this Groupon.
$19 for a 25th Anniversary Twins World Series Champions Collector’s Package ($50 Value)
This collector’s pack includes:
- A 6”x6” piece of Metrodome game used turf
- A baseball-shaped cut from old Metrodome roof
- A 25th anniversary collector’s card with a 1-inch piece of Metrodome roof material
- Metrodome roof wristband
- Certificate of authenticity<p>
Shipping is included with this deal.<p>
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About TheMetrodomeRoof.com
After a two-day blizzard in December of 2010, the inflatable roof of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome began to leak and sink before finally collapsing under the weight of incessant snow. Video footage of the fall from inside the dome went viral, stunning football fans nationwide.
Rather than bemoaning the loss, local sports fan Guy Nelson decided to find a way to preserve the rich history of the arena, which had hosted many historic games of baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and foam-finger keep away. To do this, as well as prevent tons of Teflon material rotting in a landfill, he purchased the salvageable slices of the fallen roof and turned them into limited-edition memorabilia of past stars, championships, and the dome itself.