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Introducing our Exclusive Shea Stadium Commemorative Medallions!
Crafted with precision from durable cast-metal, our commemorative medallions are a true testament to history. These one-of-a-kind pieces are custom-designed to capture the essence of Shea Stadium's legacy. Each medallion holds a piece of Shea Stadium within its design, with all seats and cast-iron arms/legs originating from the iconic stadium itself. These medallions were carefully created after the stadium's demolition, making them a unique and precious collectible.

Now, you have the opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Shea Stadium history. Our collectible memorabilia is not just authentic; it comes with an official certificate of authenticity from S&S Seating, assuring you of its game-used origin. Rest assured, these seats were handled with care. S&S Seating expertly removed them from Shea Stadium in 2008, and they have been safely warehoused until now.

It's worth noting that these seats have been refurbished to meet the standards set by the New York Mets and New York City. The original paint has been expertly removed from the metal arms/legs and replaced, as per the 2008 contract when they were removed from the stadium. While some cast-iron standards may exhibit minor rust, rest assured that all seats are in good working order.

Riser-mount seats (available in Red, Green, and Blue) come with steel brackets, allowing them to stand freely as a remarkable display piece in your collection. Don't forget to review our return policy before placing your order. Experience the magic of Shea Stadium in your own home with these exceptional commemorative medallions. Own a piece of history today!

Expect your seats to be shipped via FedEx Ground services within 15 business days after payment. Please note that seat pairs will be shipped partially disassembled.

For shipping to Hawaii, Alaska, or international destinations, please reach out to us.

Call us at (407) 283-7328 or email sales@stadiumseating.net