The Bills’ latest win was their final game at the iconic Highmark Stadium. To commemorate the moment, everyone was supposed to get a special commemorative coin, but some fans were left out. The Buffalo Bills soon realized that they’d have to respond as this small gesture turned into a major frustration for supporters.

“Yeah, fans left with a win, but that was about it,” the WGRZ-TV host said today. “Several fans told reporters they were disappointed to miss out on the coins. When one fan asked at customer service, he was told that 80,000 coins were ordered, so there should have been enough for everyone, but some people were taking more than their share.”

The discussion about the missing coins has caught attention on social media, and the team has addressed the matter with a plan of action. A Bills spokesperson confirmed that “they’re currently discussing that issue.”

The incident has sparked talks about fairness and fan experience. The coins were meant to be a keepsake to honor the stadium’s history, but the limited distribution disappointed many supporters. The Bills organization is now looking into ways to prevent this in the future and make sure fans get the special experience they deserve.

While some fans worried about the coins they were yet to receive, others couldn’t wait to sell theirs online.

“To make matters worse, some people are already selling their coins online for hundreds of dollars,” the report further continued. My daughter actually let me know when we were leaving the customer service desk about how many she saw on eBay. They were selling, I believe, for $200 to $300, and this is prior to the game even starting. So I thought that was interesting.”

Even now, the moment still carries a price tag. On eBay, multiple listings for the commemorative coin remain active, with sellers asking around $249.99, turning the milestone into a mere memory. While the coin controversy has caused frustration, it also showed how much fans care about their team and these historic moments. The Bills’ quick response suggests that action will soon be taken to rectify the situation.

Josh Allen is set to lead the Bills vs the Jaguars after ankle concerns

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been managing an ankle and foot issue over the past few weeks, but he has mostly played through it. In Week 18, however, Allen barely saw action. In a game that did not affect playoff seeding, head coach Sean McDermott limited his play, keeping him protected for the upcoming postseason. Now, with the Bills preparing to face the Jacksonville Jaguars, fans are eager to know if their star QB will be ready.

“He is fully expected to play this weekend against the Jacksonville Jaguars in the wild-card round,” NFL insider Judy Battista provided a reassuring update on Monday. “No concerns there. He will gear up and be fine for the playoffs.”

For Josh Allen, the Jaguars matchup is about more than survival. It is a chance to rewrite a glaring playoff split. Sitting at 7-6 overall but 0-4 on the road, a win in Jacksonville would finally tilt that narrative in Buffalo’s favor.

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All eyes now turn to Jacksonville, where Josh Allen and the Bills will take the field at 1:00 PM ET on Sunday, January 11, inside EverBank Stadium. With postseason stakes at their peak, it is a defining road test for Buffalo and its quarterback.