1983 Dolphins V.I.P. Items from Don Shula

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  • commando
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    • Nov 2007
    • 1234

    1983 Dolphins V.I.P. Items from Don Shula

    Hello Everyone,

    This V.I.P. package includes five items that were given by Head Coach Don Shula during a visit to the team facilities back in 1983. First is Don Shula's personal note pad. It's a pretty thick pad with probably 30 sheets or more (Shula used four or five himself). Next is a "Go Dolphins" sticker featuring a helmet (plain white backing is still there). Third is an actual Dolphins helmet logo (very thick, still has the original backing that reads "SCOTCH 3M Hi Strength Adhesive.") Also included is a team-issued wristband, still in the original plastic (orange with white triangle featuring Dolphins helmet). Finally, there's a 1983 Dolphins team photo which features facsimilie autographs (rookies Dan Marino, Mark Clayton and Mark Duper).

    Items are in nice, original condition. The team photo has a couple of soft corners. In my opinion, the big value here is the Shula note pad and original helmet decal (it may be a while before you find these again). The wristband is very cool, not sure how hard to find they are.

    Just to clarify, the helmet decal is not discolored at the top... Just a reflection from my scanner.

    I am asking $40 shipped for the entire lot. Paypal please. Contact me at policefan71@yahoo.com.

    Thanks everyone! -- Anthony
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    Anthony Nunez
    Historian, USFL Houston Gamblers
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  • commando
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 1234

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    Re: 1983 Dolphins V.I.P. Items from Don Shula

    Down to $30 shipped if anyone wants this!
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    Anthony Nunez
    Historian, USFL Houston Gamblers
    www.Houston-Gamblers.com

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    • commando
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2007
      • 1234

      #3
      Re: 1983 Dolphins V.I.P. Items from Don Shula

      Bump!
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      Anthony Nunez
      Historian, USFL Houston Gamblers
      www.Houston-Gamblers.com

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