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Philadelphia Eagles selling high-priced pints of Lincoln Financial Field snow from playoff win over Los Angeles Rams

Wade-Peeryby: Wade Peery01/23/25

When it comes to sports memorabilia, fans will snap up a number of unique items to commemorate big wins and events. But the Philadelphia Eagles have pulled out one of the funnier pieces of memorabilia you’ll ever see–snow. Yes, that’s right. The Eagles’ franchise is selling $50 priced pints of snow from Lincoln Financial Field from their playoff win over the LA Rams.

Here’s more information on the snow from Darren Rovell.

According to the article, each pint will sell for $50 and will be shipped to collectors in dry ice in order to preserve the snow. The containers are priced to reflect the total point’s in Sunday’s game. Collectors will be encouraged to keep the container frozen to “preserve and maintain the snow’s authentic state.”

Just 100 pints of snow will be released on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the article written by Will Stern.

It might sound unusual, but it’s certainly not that unusual for Eagles fans. On the website where the snow is being sold, Philadelphia even has game-used grass clippings from a number of different games for 29.99. They also have Eagles’ premium field seats available, ranging from $999 to $1,099. A number of those are even sold out.

Eagles preparing for the NFC Championship

Jalen Carter, Saquon Barkley, and the Eagles got the last laugh as they defeated Jared Verse and the Rams 28-22. Carter had a big game on Sunday, registering five tackles, two tackles for loss, two sacks, three quarterback hits, one pass defended and one forced fumble. Barkley rushed for 205 and two touchdowns on 26 carries in the win.

The Eagles will play in the NFC Championship game for the second time in three seasons, and Carter is a big reason for their success this year. The former Georgia Bulldogs star was named to the Pro Bowl and the All-Pro Second Team this season after posting 42 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, six passes defended and two forced fumbles.

On3’s Brian Jones also contributed to this article.