WWF

2001 WWF Chris Jericho Y2K Decorative Plate

y2k
$20.00

1 OF 1 · NO RESTOCK

The piece

Bradford Exchange pressed this plate in 2001 under an active WWF license, putting Chris Jericho at the center of a ceramic collector release during one of the most commercially dense stretches the company ever ran. The subject is Y2J in full entrance pose: arms wide, locked in the moment that made the Jericho character a pay-per-view anchor. Backstamped with Titan Sports markings, individually numbered, and originally issued with a certificate of authenticity and a hanging kit. This is the complete package.

2001 was the year Jericho crossed from reliable upper-midcard act to the first-ever Undisputed WWF Champion, unifying the WWF and WCW titles on the same night he pinned both The Rock and Steve Austin. Bradford Exchange was already deep into their WWF plate program by this point, having run similar numbered ceramic releases through the Attitude Era peak. The Y2K nickname had been Jericho's calling card since his debut countdown in 1999, and by 2001 it was fully loaded with meaning: the catchphrases, the light-up entrance jacket, the list, the crowd response. Putting that character on a numbered plate made sense commercially and it made sense as a snapshot. The Bradford Exchange WWF series sat alongside similar programs for NASCAR, the NFL, and John Wayne in the company's broader collectibles catalog, which gives you some sense of how seriously WWE licensing treated the Attitude Era talent as a durable commercial property. These were not novelty items. They were formatted like heirloom plates.

The only plate that captured Jericho's Undisputed reign before the name change erased the WWF stamp.

This copy is photo-present and in the Bradford Exchange format, which means check the back plate immediately. The individual number will be stamped or printed into the ceramic, and the certificate should match that number. Condition-wise, look for crazing on the glaze surface around the image border, where heat stress from the kiln and decades of storage tend to show first. The hanging hardware on the back should be intact. Display notes: a plate stand works if the hanging kit has been separated from the certificate. Inspect the rim edge for chips before you hang it.

OWNER VERIFY: Confirm the backstamp reads Titan Sports (not WWE) and that the individual number on the plate matches the certificate of authenticity.

The only plate that captured Jericho's Undisputed reign before the name change erased the WWF stamp.
WWF ATTITUDE ERA

Attitude Era Archive

WWF's y2k stretch ran hot and strange. Shirts, magazines, and figures came out of a locker-room-to-retail pipeline with zero prestige intent. The ones that made it through are creased, foxed, sun-hit, and still loud. Keeping them intact is the job. We document what survived and photograph it in the condition it arrived in.

INSPECTED IN STORE / 707 E FREMONT, LAS VEGAS

PROVENANCE
CIRCA Y2K
20TH CENTURY
LAS VEGAS INSPECTED
ONE OF ONE

Inspected in Las Vegas on June 2026. Each piece is a single unit, sold as inspected.

KEEP IT CLASSIC

CERT 8032472006765 / ONE OF ONE

LOT NO. 8032472006765

This 2001 wwf chris jericho y2k decorative plate originates from the y2k era[01], represents WWF[02]'s output, . Each piece in the shop is a single unit, inspected by hand in Las Vegas before listing. The data manifest to the right records the fields on file for this lot; where a field is empty it has been omitted rather than guessed.

2001. WWF Chris Jericho Y2J collector plate. The WWF/Bradford Exchange licensed run from the Attitude Era merch arms race, the same ceramic-dinnerware wave that put Stone Cold, The Rock, and Mankind on plates nobody ever ate off of.

Jericho in the Y2J pose: ring apron behind him, arms out, the Chris Jericho spotlight entrance frozen at the drop. This is pre-Undisputed Jericho, before December 9, 2001 at Vengeance where he beat The Rock and Steve Austin on the same night to unify the WWF and WCW titles. Gimmick-timing window: post-WCW-split in August 1999, through the Rock feud in summer 2001, rolling into the Invasion storyline opposite The Alliance.

Licensing chain: Titan Sports, Inc. (the pre-WWE corporate name, retired May 2002 after the World Wildlife Fund lawsuit) on the backstamp, Bradford Exchange as the issuing authority. Bradford ran their WWF collector-plate series through 2000-2002 in numbered editions, each plate individually backstamped with the plate number and certificate reference. The three-letter WWF scratch logo on the face dates this to the pre-rebrand window. This is wall-display ceramic, not food-safe dinnerware. Bradford plates in this run shipped with a hanger, a certificate of authenticity, and a numbered foam insert inside a branded box.

What to look for: the backstamp on the underside should carry the Titan Sports copyright line, the Bradford Exchange mark, and the plate's edition number. See photo of the underside.

Display-only ceramic. Price as shown. One of one.

INSPECTED IN STORE / 707 E FREMONT, LAS VEGAS

VENDOR
WWF
ERA
y2k
IN THEIR WORDS
Wow. how fast has this year gone?! It’s been unreal. What a year for us personally and for Rock And Roll Collectibles. From selling some of the greatest figures on the market, to being at FTLOW, to traveling all the way to WrestleMania in Las Vegas and meeting some incredible peo
@rockandrollcollectibles / ig_tagged
QUESTIONS

14 days from delivery. Buyer pays return shipping. In-store purchases are exchange or credit only.

Every piece in the shop is a single unit. Once it is gone, it is gone.

707 E Fremont Street, Suite 1170, ground floor, east side of Downtown Container Park.

MORE FROM THE SHOP

One of one.Ships from Las Vegas.14-day returns.One of one.Ships from Las Vegas.14-day returns.One of one.Ships from Las Vegas.14-day returns.