Collectibles

There have been 16 commemorative 2" diameter Husker commemorative coins minted by Awards Unlimited since 1995, each marking a significant milestone in Husker football history, and this unit holds them all! Classy, clear acrylic allows you to see both the front and the back of the coins. Constructed with a removable base and held together with corner screws, you can insert your own 2" diameter Husker coins in this case. 9" tall x 14" wide, this is a must have for all serious Husker series coin...

In 1969, Tom Osborne came to Coach Bob Devaney with a crazy thought: Have the football team lift weights to get stronger and faster. It was a revolutionary idea. He introduced Boyd Epley to Coach Devaney to sell the plan. Bob Devaney OK'd the plan, but pointed at Boyd and said, "If they get slower, you're fired!" The rest, as they say, is history.Coin is 3" Diameter and Gold in color

This coin was minted to recognize the coming home of native son Scott Frost as head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers. It recognizes a renewed excitement as Nebraska fans everywhere look for the enthusiasm and championship level play that Scott exhibited as quarterback(#7) on the 1997 National Championship Team

Scott Frost – exciting player and now head coach –this frame tells the whole picture. This 13 1/2" x 15 1/2" wooden frame has two Scott Frost coins mounted (to show both the front and the back) and action shots of Scott Frost as a player

New head coach Mike Riley ushers in a new era to Husker football beginning with the 2015 season.  Bringing calm confidence and experience, Mike Riley's quote "We are in this together to build young men and win championships, and they don't have to be exclusive of one another" has revived hope with the Husker faithful that the days of playing for championships is not only a part of our past, but a part of our future.  There really is no place like Nebraska, and we look forward to the...

Our 14th collectable, commemorative Husker coin recognizes the tradition of the Blackshirts that turned 50 in 2013.  2" diameter, this keepsake will be sure to spark conversations about all the outstanding players the Huskers have had on defense who were awarded a Blackshirt - a tradition that was started 50 years ago when an assistant coach walked into a local sporting goods store to pick out a different colored jersey for the defensive team - and the clerk made him a deal on black...

For the first time in over 20 years, the Big Ten conference expanded in 2011, adding the University of Nebraska as the 12th member of the conference. This officially licensed, 2" diameter, solid brass coin was minted in recognition of this historical event. It comes packaged in a clear, airtight collector's case and highlights all 12 teams logos. It is the only authorized coin minted to commemorate this occasion. A must have for any collector!

The Ndamukong Suh coin was minted to recognize one of the best defensive tackles - ever - from the University of Nebraska. The coin is 2" in diameter, 2 sided, it comes packaged in a clear, airtight collector's case. It is an exact duplicate of the coin tossed prior to the spring, 2010 game and all fall 2010 home football games.

Memorial Stadium 300th Consecutive Sell Out Coin. Celebrate the longest ongoing NCAA Consecutive Sell Out Record! It all began with Bob Devaney, who was instrumental in bringing Nebraska Football into the national spotlight. With his spirited approach to coaching, he brought excitement and excellence to the program that is still experienced today, as Nebraska continues to add to the longest consecutive home sell out record in NCAA history - a record that started in 1962 when Nebraska took the...

This coin was minted to recognize the hiring of both Tom Osborne as Athletic Director and new head football coach Bo Pelini. It recognizes the return to tradition that the hirings signified, and the new hope of restoring excellence to the Nebraska football program. A duplicate of this coin was tossed prior to all 2008 home football games. The coin is 2" in diameter and is minted out of solid brass in Lincoln, NE by Husker fans. It comes packaged in a clear, air tight collector's case.

Tunnel walk horseshoe real - size replica. This horseshoe is a real sized resin replica made from actual mold imprints of the original framed horseshoe that hangs outside the Husker locker room. In a tradition that has been followed for over half a century, players reach up to touch the horseshoe for good luck as they make their way through the tunnel walk prior to each home game. Complete frame is 13 1/2" wide x 17 1/2" tall (same size as the original) with green turf (like the original) and...

This coin was minted to recognize the single most dramatic coaching staff change in almost 40 years of Husker football, the hiring of Coach Bill Callahan and the supporting staff he assembled. At the time, the coaching transition was welcomed by fans as an exciting change of pace. That perception changed as losses and controversy mounted. Although Coach Callahan and his staff fell out of favor with fans, players and administrators, they are an important part of the history of our program, and...

Nebraska Horseshoe frame. This frame honors the legendary horseshoe that hangs above the doorway that players jump up and touch when entering the tunnel walk for each home football game. A convenient size of 7"x9", this frame comes complete with a metal horseshoe and description, and is perfect to hang above YOUR door! Only $58.75

This coin was minted to commemorate Nebraska's 3rd Heisman Trophy winner, Eric Crouch. With 4,481 yards passing and 3,434 yard rushing, Eric Crouch typified Nebraska determination and skill, winning the 2001 Heisman Trophy. This coin was minted for a one time duration, and is now out of production. It is 2" in diameter and is minted out of solid brass. The coin comes packaged in a clear, air tight collector's case.

The only coin to be minted for an assistant coach, this coin was produced to commemorate the retirement of one of the most beloved assistant coaches at Nebraska, Defensive Coordinator Charlie McBride. Coach McBride's technical expertise, personable demeanor and colorful method of motivation helped elevate the Blackshirt Defense to levels of domination. This coin highlights the achievements, both on the field and off, of his players. Retiring after the 1999 season, this coin is an exact...

This coin was minted to commemorate the first head coaching change at Nebraska in 25 years. With Coach Osborne's retirement, assistant coach Frank Solich was appointed as the next head coach at Nebraska. This coin highlights Coach Solich on one side, and lists all previous head football coaches, along with the 1998 Nebraska opponents - Coach Solich's first year as head coach, on the opposite side. This coin is an exact duplicate of the coin tossed just prior to each 1998 Nebraska home football...

This coin was minted to commemorate an unforgettable year in Nebraska football history. 1997 would mark the 25th anniversary of legendary head coach Tom Osborne's tenure at Nebraska. It would also be his last year of coaching, as Coach Osborne announced his retirement at the end of the regular season. Nebraska went 13-0 and won a national title, defeating a Payton Manning led Tennessee team in the Orange Bowl. Along the way, a determined Missouri team had upset expectations, and except for a...

This coin was minted to commemorate the outstanding accomplishment of the Nebraska football team in winning two back to back national championship titles in 1994 and in 1995. Both undefeated season's opponents and scores are listed. The team phrases from each year are also highlighted. This coin is 2" in diameter and is minted out of solid brass. The coin comes packaged in a clear, air tight collector's case.

This coin is an exact duplicate of the coin tossed just prior to the January 2, 1996 Fiesta Bowl game, played in Tempe, Arizona, between the University of Nebraska and the University of Florida for the collegiate football national championship. Pundits had declared this game a mismatch between the wide open offensive football style of Steve Spurier's Florida team vs the outdated running game that Tom Osborne had nurtured at Nebraska. The game did turn into a mismatch, with Nebraska completely...

This coin is an exact duplicate of the coin tossed just prior to the 1995 Nebraska vs Oklahoma football game that took place in Lincoln, Nebraska on November 24, 1995. This was to be the last football game to be played between any two Big 8 football teams - ever - as the Big 8 conference was in the process of adding new members to and evolving into the Big 12 Conference. Nebraska won the game 37-0. This coin was minted for a one time duration, and is now out of production. Its value has...

There have been 14 commemorative 2" diameter Husker commemorative coins minted by Awards Unlimited since 1995, each marking a significant milestone in Husker football history. Use this high quality 13" x 16" framed unit to show off your collection. It holds twenty 2" diameter coins, has a suede mat backing and includes easy directions on how to insert your collectable coin. A classy, great gift idea that will allow for additional Husker coins as our tradition of excellence continues. NOTE: ALL...