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Token Used for Super Bowl 58 Coin Flip Sells in Charity Auction for $26,300
The NFL auctioned the actual game-used flip coin in support of Luna Strong's Maui relief efforts for youth athletics
by CDN Publishing |
Published on February 29, 2024
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On February 28, the NFL concluded an online auction for the coin (actually a token) that was flipped to determine the first possession in overtime. This token played a large part in the event to follow in one of the most exciting finishes in Super Bowl history. The token sold for an amazing $26,300, with proceeds to benefit Luna Strong's Maui relief fund to assist the numerous youth athletic programs that suffered during the tragic fire.
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