$24 for a Set of St. Louis Rams Game-Used Turf from the Trans World Dome from TheMetrodomeRoof.com ($45 Value)
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Two 3”x3” pieces of game-used turf from the Trans World Dome, with collector cards, certificate of authenticity, and shipping
Like the skulls of US presidents, sports memorabilia is highly collectible. Start stockpiling with this Groupon.
$24 for St. Louis Rams Game-Used Turf Package ($45 Value)
The Trans World Dome collector’s package includes the following:
- Two 3”x3” pieces of turf from the Trans World Dome—used in an actual Rams game—in a clear acrylic protective case
- Two fan collector stadium cards, each with a 1”x1” piece of used turf attached
- Certificate of authenticity
- History and milestones sheet Free shipping
Two 3”x3” pieces of game-used turf from the Trans World Dome, with collector cards, certificate of authenticity, and shipping
Like the skulls of US presidents, sports memorabilia is highly collectible. Start stockpiling with this Groupon.
$24 for St. Louis Rams Game-Used Turf Package ($45 Value)
The Trans World Dome collector’s package includes the following:
- Two 3”x3” pieces of turf from the Trans World Dome—used in an actual Rams game—in a clear acrylic protective case
- Two fan collector stadium cards, each with a 1”x1” piece of used turf attached
- Certificate of authenticity
- History and milestones sheet Free shipping
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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.