Relive four of the greatest moments in Dolphins football history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

2018 Regular Season, Week 14 vs New England - The Miami Miracle
1974 Super Bowl VIII vs Minnesota - Back-to-back Champs
1994 Regular Season, Week 13 vs New York - Marino's Fake Spike
1973 Super Bowl VII vs Washington - The Perfect Season

These leatherette coasters are laser etched to reveal a vibrant silver foil. - Size: 4" x 4" x 0.15" per coaster - Weight: 0.15lbs (4oz) - Stitched border

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2018 Regular Season, Week 14
The Miami Miracle
Dolphins vs New England
34 - 33
9 December, 2018
With 69 yards to go, Miami pulled out one of their own famous trick plays - a hook and lateral. After 2 laterals, Kenyan Drake gets the ball, takes off downfield, and is met with an enticing 1v1 versus who else, but Gronk. Too easy... Drake scores and Miami wins with one of the most memorable plays in football history.

1974 Super Bowl VIII
Back-to-back Champs
Dolphins vs Minnesota
24 - 7
13 January, 1974
After their undefeated season the previous year, Miami was able to build on their success. Led by Super Bowl MVP Larry Csonka, Miami rolled over Minnesota. However, on 3rd and 5, Warfield's diving catch at the 11 yard line helped put the game out of reach to give Miami their 2nd consecutive championship

1994 Regular Season, Week 13
Marino's Fake Spike
Dolphins vs New York
28 - 24
27 November, 1994
With only 22 seconds left, Marino orchestrated one of the best comeback plays of all time. Racing to the line, Marino shouts and motions to spike the ball. Expecting a clock play, the entire defense is tricked and stands still as Marino drops back to find Mark Ingram for the pair's 4th TD of the game and the victory.

1973 Super Bowl VII
The Perfect Season
Dolphins vs Washington
14 - 7
14 January, 1973
Miami capped off the NFL’s first and only perfect season and began a two-year stretch where the team would capture 2 Super Bowl titles and post a combined 32-2 record. Jake Scott's 4th quarter interception in the endzone helped solidfy the victory and establish the Miami team as an eternal great