Confetti from Eagles' Super Bowl 59 Win vs. Chiefs Sold to Fans in Cans

The collectibles company that previously sold snow from the Philadelphia Eagles' NFC Divisional Round win has leveled up.

The Realest is now selling confetti in beer can-style containers from the Eagles' 40-22 Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans for $59.99 apiece.

Obviously, one can surmise that the price might have a little something to do with the numeric Super Bowl played last Sunday.

"Confetti collected from the field as the Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their second championship victory, enclosed in a clear, beer can-style container designed to recreate the trophy celebration with every shake," a description of the item read.

The Realest showcased itself collecting Eagles-colored confetti after the game ended.

"TRuEST™ authenticators were on-site to witness the moment, carefully collecting and certifying each piece to ensure its authenticity as a genuine artifact from the championship field," its site notes.

The Realest also sold confetti cans from the Eagles' 55-23 NFC Championship win over the Washington Commanders at $49.99 apiece. NFC Divisional Round field snow, sold in containers with dry ice for $50 apiece, has since sold out after the Eagles held on to beat the Los Angeles Rams, 28-22.

The Eagles thoroughly crushed the Chiefs last Sunday, leading 34-0 before the 40-22 win. Quarterback Jalen Hurts won the Super Bowl MVP with three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing), while the defense sacked Patrick Mahomes three times and intercepted him twice, including a Cooper DeJean pick-six.