2021 1 oz Silver Round - Tom Brady "Career Passing Yards Record"

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
• Each round comes in a capsule housed in a black velour box along with a certificate of authenticity.
• Worldwide mintage of only 2021 commemorative pieces.
• Officially licensed by the NFL and NFLPA.
• Obverse: Features Tom Brady in full-color with the inscriptions "NFL Career Passing Yards Record" above and "Tom Brady" below.
• Reverse: Features the Tampa Bay Buccaneers logo centrally located near the top with the inscriptions "NFL Career Passing Yards Record" above and "Tom Brady - Broke The NFL Passing Yards Record of 80,358 Yards vs The New England Patriots" along with the date of the record, 10-3-2021.
• The edge displays a unique serial number along with the fineness and purity.
• Made in the USA.

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Tom Brady
Know by many names, TB12, Tom Terrific, Touchdown Tom, The Pharaoh, Comeback Kid, and most recently, The GOAT (Greatest Of All Time), which is quite fitting when looking at his entire career that spans over an unprecedented 22 years in the NFL. Tom Brady is the most winningest quarterback in the history of the NFL. He holds an endless list of records and more importantly, is a seven-time Super Bowl champion - the most ever by a player in the NFL.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New England Patriots
Played on October 3, 2021, the game watched by millions around the world was titled "The Return," and was Tom Brady's first game against his former team of two decades, the New England Patriots. The game was played on a rainy Sunday night in Foxborough, Massachusetts with a 19 to 17 victory over his former team. The game ended in typical Tom Brady fashion by leading his team down the field to set up a game winning field goal in the fourth quarter. This was Tom Brady's 50th game-winning drive in his storied career.

Career Passing Yards Record
During the game, Tom Brady broke Drew Brews' record for the most career passing yards in NFL history. He broke the record on a 28-yard strike to Mike Evans in the first quarter of the game.