Coin Identifier
Nebraska Cornhuskers 1980 Season Highlights Medallion — obverse
Obverse
Nebraska Cornhuskers 1980 Season Highlights Medallion — reverse
Reverse
None (Private Mint Token/Medal)

Nebraska Cornhuskers 1980 Season Highlights Medallion

United States · 1980

A commemorative exonumia piece featuring a running football player on one side and the 1980 season statistics and 'Lil Red / Herbie Husker' imagery on the reverse.

Country
United States
Year
1980
Denomination
None (Private Mint Token/Medal)
Grade
Mint State / Prooflike (well-preserved in capsule with minimal wear)

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Overview

A commemorative exonumia piece featuring a running football player on one side and the 1980 season statistics and 'Lil Red / Herbie Husker' imagery on the reverse.

Historical significance

Commemorates the 1980 Nebraska Cornhuskers football season, where they finished with a 10-2 record, won the Sun Bowl against Mississippi State, and featured MVP Jarvis Redwine.

Obverse (front)

Features a football player running to the right with a football tucked under his arm, surrounded by sunburst lines, the text 'NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS', and the year '1980' at the bottom.

Reverse (back)

Inscribed with 'CORNHUSKERS SEASON HIGHLIGHTS', the block 'N', a 10-2 record, Sun Bowl Champions details, team rankings, MVP Jarvis Redwine, and the University Mint Collection logo featuring a mascot sitting on a corn cob.

Estimated value

$10-$30 depending on the exact metal composition and collector demand for sports memorabilia.

What drives this coin's value

Condition, appeal to Nebraska Cornhuskers fans and sports memorabilia collectors, and precious metal content if solid silver.

Grade assessment

Mint State / Prooflike (well-preserved in capsule with minimal wear)

Mintage & rarity

Unknown private mint mintage, generally considered moderately common for regional sports collectors.

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

These are generally not counterfeited as they are private commemorative issues rather than high-value precious metal bullion.

Notable varieties & errors

May exist in different metal finishes such as bronze, silver-plated, or solid silver variants.

Similar coins

Other University Mint Collection sports medals and private university commemorative rounds.

Care & preservation

Keep sealed in its protective plastic capsule to prevent fingerprints, toning, or environmental damage. Do not clean.

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