Since then, the Downtown Athletic Club has given each champion two trophies, one to the person and one to his college. Over the years, several Heisman trophies have been sold. Although the selling of any trophies given since 1999 is prohibited, trophies received in prior years may be sold. O.J. Simpson's copy was sold at auction for $140,000. The first known public sale of a Heisman trophy took place on January 11, 2000, when New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner offered $150,000 for his copy. The next day, USA Today reported that seven other people had expressed interest in buying the award, which eventually brought its total value to $300,000. In February 2000, it was reported that an anonymous buyer had paid $400,000 for Jim Plunkett's copy. This made him the first player to ever sell his Heisman prize, until O.J. Simpson went on sale later that year. In August 2000, it was reported that an investor from California had purchased Ronald Reagan's copy for $750,000. In November 2001, it was reported that Charles Woodson's copy had been sold for $120,000. In March 2002, it was revealed that the Dallas Cowboys football player who had won the award in 1995 had bought his own copy for $125,000. He had been unable to attend the ceremony because he was injured.