Minnesota Miracle Pins and Buttons
Description: Minnesota shirt Vikings pride — "Minneapolis Miracle". football design for Minnesota fans and Vikings faithful — minnesota, football, skol, purple, norsemen, north. Perfect Minnesota game day tee Vikings gift for game days, tailgates, season openers and playoff runs. Soft, high-quality Vikings supporters fabric — Minnesota spirit built to last wash after wash. Since 1961.
Description: Neal Broten jersey number 9 in white colorway with Broten name bar and facsimile autograph, based off the iconic 1980 US Olympic hockey team uniform. Broten was one of the most skilled players on the Miracle on Ice — a Minnesota native who went on to a distinguished career including a Stanley Cup championship in 1995.
Description: Neal Broten jersey number 9 in navy colorway with Broten name bar and facsimile autograph, based off the 1980 US Olympic hockey team uniform. An alternate colorway tribute to one of the most skilled players on the Miracle on Ice — Broten's playmaking ability was central to Team USA's stunning gold medal run in Lake Placid.
Description: Phil Verchota jersey number 27 in white colorway with Verchota name bar and facsimile autograph, based off the iconic 1980 US Olympic hockey team uniform. Verchota contributed to the most celebrated gold medal run in US Olympic hockey history — one of the college players who defeated the Soviet juggernaut at Lake Placid.
Description: Steve Christoff jersey number 11 in navy colorway with Christoff name bar and facsimile autograph, based off the 1980 US Olympic hockey team uniform. An alternate colorway tribute to one of the offensive contributors on the Miracle on Ice — Christoff was part of the celebrated gold medal run at Lake Placid.
Description: Phil Verchota jersey number 27 in navy colorway with Verchota name bar and facsimile autograph, based off the 1980 US Olympic hockey team uniform. Verchota was one of the Minnesota contingent on the Miracle on Ice team — part of the historic gold medal run at Lake Placid that remains the greatest upset in American sports history.
