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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones gives rare glimpse inside his $33m Texas mansion where he keeps Super Bowl memorabilia

JERRY Jones gave a rare glimpse at his multi-million-dollar Texas mansion that features a collection of Super Bowl keepsakes. The billionaire Dallas Cowboys owner has what seems like a never-ending amount of memorabilia in his $33m Texas mansion. Jones lives…

By Ryan Sanudo · The U.S. Sun

Published: Saturday, 24 October 2026 at 6:00 PM

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones gave Fox's Steve Doocy a tour of his $33 million Texas estate.
Jones's 14,000-square-foot Highland Park home houses his three Super Bowl trophies and oversized championship rings.
The residence displays unique memorabilia, including quarterback Troy Aikman's first $3 million contract check.

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones provided a rare tour inside his $33 million, 14,000-square-foot Texas estate to Fox's Steve Doocy. The 84-year-old billionaire has lived in the Highland Park residence for nearly 35 years, using it to house extensive memorabilia from his decades owning the franchise.

The residence features a two-story library, three Super Bowl trophies, and oversized Super Bowl rings from 1992, 1993, and 1995. Other notable items include Troy Aikman's first $3 million contract check, a Norman Rockwell painting titled 'The Toss,' and original Thomas Jefferson documents.

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