If you've ever dreamed of owning a piece of Pittsburgh Steelers history, now's your chance. The team is selling over 20,000 old seats from Acrisure Stadium as part of a major renovation project to replace the aging seating.

According to a report from Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, citing WPXI, roughly 22,000 seats from the Upper Level East, Upper Level West, and North Club sections are up for grabs. These seats have been in place since the stadium—originally known as Heinz Field—opened in 2001, making them about 25 years old.

Pricing is set at $399 for a single seat, while a pair will set you back $599. For those looking for individual components, seat backs are $199, and seat bottoms are $149. But the real treat for collectors? Autographed seat backs from select Steelers legends, available for $299 each.

This is a unique opportunity to bring a tangible piece of Steelers Nation into your home, man cave, or game room. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just appreciate sports memorabilia, these seats offer a direct connection to the roar of the crowd at one of the NFL's most iconic venues.