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Less than one year removed from winning Super Bowl LIX, former Eagles offensive tackle Laekin Vakalahi put his Super Bowl ring up for auction. On Saturday, that ring sold for $124,440 on Heritage Auctions.
A Super Bowl ring from the Eagles’ championship victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 has sold for $124,440, making it the first ring from the team to hit the auction block.
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