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1977 NOTRE DAME NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER 10K RING
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USD 7,500.00 |
| Current Price |
USD 7,500.00 |
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| Start Time |
Monday, October 13, 2008 |
| End Time |
Monday, October 20, 2008 |
| Location |
KANSAS |
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1977 Notre Dame National Championship Players 10K Ring Own this Very Rare Ring from the most Famed College Football School Ever!!! If you want to learn more about me visit the "About Me" page or go to this link http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=sports_ring_king Now you have a chance to own a VERY RARE Championship Ring. When you think of the Most Storied or Famous College Football Program on earth you have to be thinking of the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame!! I have up for sale a Real 200% Authentic 1977 Notre Dame National Championship Players 10K Ring. Yes this could be your one and only chance to own a piece of College Football History. No other School in college football has won as many National Championships as Notre Dame. Notre Dame generally is considered to have earned 11 consensus national titles (1924-29-30-43-46-47-49-66-73-77-88) Notre Dame has also has had legendary coaches such as Knute Rockne, Frank Leahy, Ara Parseghian, Dan Devine and Lou Holtz.For the third time in nine years, Notre Dame opened the new calendar year in the Cotton Bowl against a No.1 team from Texas. The first time, on Jan.1, 1970, the Longhorns won 21-17 and clinched the national championship. A year later, the Irish returned to deny Texas a second straight title, winning 24-11. This time around on Jan.2, 1978, No.5 Notre Dame jumped out to a 24-10 lead in the first half and won easily 38-10. When the dust settled, the two teams had traded places and the Irish were national champs for the seventh time in the 42 years of the AP poll.Notre Dame was able to leapfrog the other three teams in front of it when the following happened on New Year's Day: No.2 Oklahoma lost the Orange Bowl to Arkansas, No.3 Alabama won the Sugar Bowl but against a lower ranked team (Ohio State), and No.4 Michigan lost the Rose Bowl (again).Two bold coaching moves also marked the season. Dan Devine of Notre Dame decided to put green jerseys on his team when Southern Cal came to South Bend on Oct.22. The switch worked as the Irish beat USC for the first time in four years. Lou Holtz of Arkansas made his move right before the Orange Bowl when he suspended three key players then went out and beat Oklahoma anyway, 31-6.Finally, Texas running back Earl Campbell won the Heisman, marking the trophy's return to the SWC after a 20-year absence.Notre Dame dominates the 1978 Cotton Bowl game, as they leapfrog from number five in the polls to become the National Champions after this impressive victory. Undefeated Texas enters the game ranked number one in the country, led by Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell. Notre Dame's two top rushers, Jerome Heavens and Vagas Ferguson, complement future NFL legend Joe Montana's passing game.Now you have an idea of what Notre Dame had gone through to win the 1977 National Championship so here is what a lucky person might have under his/her tree this Christmas Eve if you win this Fantastic auction.This 1977 Notre Dame National Championship 10K Ring was presented to and was once owned by an actual Player from this Legendary School and Championship Team. This ring is 200% Guaranteed Authentic. This is NOT a replica or salesman sample ring. It's the Real Deal. Just like the ring that Joe Montana was presented to for winning this Championship. The identity of the player will remain private and only given out to the winner of the auction once the ring has been paid for in full to protect the identity and privacy of the Player.The top of this ring has "National" and "Champions" at the bottom. In the center is a nice Irish Green stone with the Notre Dame Gold embossed ND Logo on the green stone. On one side it has the Players name and the Notre Dame Dome in nice detail and at the bottom is a football with the players jersey number on it. The other side has 1977 Cotton Bowl, the Notre Dame Leprechaun and the scores of the Cotton Bowl which was Notre Dame 38 Texas 10 and Fightin’ Irish at the bottom. This ring is made of 10K Gold and weighs in at 29.4 grams of 10K Gold. The Ring is a size 12 and the ring can be resized by any good jeweler since its made of 10k Gold. The ring was made by the Balfour Company and the ring contains the "Proper Manufacture Markings" inside this being "Balfour 10K", also inside of the ring is engraved the Players name. When will you ever have a chance to own a ring of this importance from a school of this much history? This Ring isn't going to be for everyone and won't fit in most peoples' budget but for the lucky fan who wants an item that virtually no one has and wants one of the Ultimate pieces of College Football History it's worth every penny. You will surely wear it for a lifetime and pass down as a family heirloom. Not too early to be shopping for Christmas!!Better get it now while you still can!!!!If you want to see additional photos of this Ring please click on this link below: CLICK HERE TO SEE COMPLETE SET OF PHOTOS OF THIS RING Please also note if you are going to pay with Pay Pal the item MUST be sent to a CONFIRMED ADDRESS ONLY. I have been burned by Pay Pal and will have to insist that it be sent to that address, as it's to protect the seller and the buyer from any possible fraud activity. If you bid PLEASE know what you are doing and Honor your bids, No Deadbeat Bidders please. I reserve the right to cancel bids from bidders with zero or negative feedback. Insured Shipping is $45.00 Pay Pal, Money orders, Cashiers Checks, and Bank Wire Transfers only please. Ring will be sent out within 48 hours after receiving payment. Good luck. .This ad created using *FREE* ad creation software from www.etusa.com Japanese Buyer Assistant
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