Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl LX Champions 12th Man Championship Ring Commemorative Challenge Coin Set

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Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl LX Champions 12th Man Championship Ring Commemorative Challenge Coin Set

Why the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl LX Champions 12th Man Championship Ring Commemorative Challenge Coin Set is a Must-Have

The Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl LX Champions 12th Man Championship Ring Commemorative Challenge Coin Set pulls the franchise’s two defining identity pieces ?” the silver Lombardi Trophy from Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in February 2026, and the 12 flag tradition that’s been raised at every home game since the original “12th Man” jersey was retired in 1984 ?” onto a two-coin set. The “12” honours the Seahawks’ fans themselves: the Lumen Field crowd that set the Guinness World Record for loudest stadium at 137.6 decibels against the 49ers on 15 December 2013 and has held the title since. Eleven years between the 2014 win over Denver in Super Bowl XLVIII and the LX title gave 12s plenty of time to wait ?” this coin set marks the second Lombardi finally coming home to the Pacific Northwest.

The set is struck in polished chrome silver with deep navy and action green enamel detailing. The first coin (front face) features the silver Lombardi Trophy at dead centre ?” the trademark football-on-pedestal silhouette of NFL championship hardware ?” with the “NFL” stamp visible on the base plate and a “SUPER BOWL LX” pedestal banner directly underneath. Twin “12” flags fly on either side of the trophy in raised action green enamel, the same 12 flags raised at Lumen Field for every home game pre-kick. A raised silver Seattle skyline relief frames the background with the Space Needle silhouette visible on the left side and the Mount Rainier ridges on the horizon. A navy Seattle Seahawks helmet sits at the 8 o’clock position with the seahawk profile head logo and action green stripe, balanced by a navy football at the 4 o’clock position. Below the trophy, a “12th Man” stadium-cutaway relief with a “CHAMPIONSHIP” lower banner wraps around the bottom of the design, all framed by a raised silver diamond-stud ring pattern that mimics the actual diamond bezel on the official Super Bowl LX championship ring. The outer rim wraps in deep navy enamel with raised silver lettering reading “SUPER BOWL LX CHAMPIONS” across the top arch and “SEATTLE SEAHAWKS” across the bottom arch, framed by twin action green stars at the 9 and 3 o’clock positions. The second coin (reverse face, visible in the photo) features the official Seahawks profile head logo as the hero ?” the navy and action green seahawk silhouette in raised colour relief, framed by twin gold “12” royal-crown banners with “SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ?” CHAMPIONS” lettering across a navy banner ribbon underneath. The Seattle skyline returns in raised silver behind the logo. The outer rim repeats “SUPER BOWL LX CHAMPIONS” across the top arch and “SEAHAWKS” across the bottom arch. Both coins finish with beveled rims, knurled milled edges and heavy struck-metal weight that gives them the feel of actual military challenge coins rather than flat commemorative tokens.

Set them on the desk in matching clear display stands next to a framed Super Bowl LX ticket stub from Levi’s Stadium, hand the set across as a championship-ring-ceremony gift to a 12 who waited eleven years for the second Lombardi after the heartbreak of XLIX, or give it as a Christmas piece to a Pacific Northwest family that finally got the second Lombardi after eleven years of waiting. Also lines up as a Father’s Day gift for the Seattle dad who took the kids to every home opener through the Russell Wilson era and into the Super Bowl LX run.

🏆 Why You’ll Love It

• Locks in the second Lombardi from Super Bowl LX in February 2026 ?” the title the 12s waited eleven years to see after Super Bowl XLVIII
• Two-coin set covers both the Lombardi trophy with the 12 flag tradition and the Seahawks profile head logo, two halves of Seattle identity on one shelf
• Diamond-stud ring bezel pattern around the centre design mimics the actual diamond bezel on the official Super Bowl LX championship ring
• Space Needle and Mount Rainier silhouettes in the background peg the design to Seattle rather than a generic stadium scene
• Struck in polished chrome silver with deep navy and action green enamel detailing ?” the same colour palette the 12s have flown since the franchise’s 1976 founding

1⃣2⃣ Features

• Two-coin commemorative set in polished chrome silver with navy and action green enamel detailing, beveled rims, knurled milled edges and heavy struck-metal weight
• First coin: silver Lombardi Trophy with “Super Bowl LX” pedestal banner, twin “12” flags in raised action green and a navy Seahawks helmet plus football at the 8 and 4 o’clock positions
• First coin: Seattle skyline with Space Needle and Mount Rainier in raised silver background, “12th Man” stadium-cutaway with “Championship” banner and diamond-stud ring bezel pattern around the centre
• Second coin: official Seahawks profile head logo in navy and action green raised colour relief, twin gold “12” crown banners and “Seattle Seahawks ?” Champions” navy banner ribbon
• Both coins: “Super Bowl LX Champions” top arch and “Seattle Seahawks” bottom arch on the rim in raised silver lettering on deep navy enamel

🎁 Perfect For

• Lumen Field season-ticket holders who’ve been on the list since the Kingdome and Husky Stadium years
• The 12s who waited eleven years between Super Bowl XLVIII and the LX title for the second Lombardi to arrive in Seattle
• Pacific Northwest households across Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue and the Eastside celebrating the championship season
• Ring ceremony watch parties and championship-banner-day gifts heading into the 2026-27 home opener at Lumen Field

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