Philadelphia Eagles Sell Out $50 Pints of Snow from Playoff Game

The team packaged and authenticated snow from their stadium's end zone as unique memorabilia, which sold out within hours.

The Philadelphia Eagles partnered with memorabilia company The Realest to sell pints of snow collected from their stadium after their playoff victory over the Los Angeles Rams.
The snow, gathered from the end zone at Lincoln Financial Field, was marketed as a 'frozen snapshot' of the game and sold for $50 per pint.
Only 100 units were made available, packaged with dry ice and care instructions to preserve the snow during shipping.
The snow sold out in less than three hours, with local fans able to pick up their pints at the stadium starting January 27, while others received shipments.
The Eagles' playoff run has also drawn attention for other quirky moments, including a viral sideline book reading and a chant mishap by Philadelphia's mayor.