This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 12/7/2014
ADDENDEM: There is small chip in the blue stone on the lower right corner of ring as shown in image.
1977 would see the New York Yankees win their first World Series title since 1962 as they downed the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 games to 2, punctuated by Reggie Jackson's dramatic 3-homer outburst in the deciding Game 6. Retired Bronx Bomber Bill “Moose” Skowron, who last received a Yankees World Series ring as a player on the ’62 squad, was one of a select group of Yankees old-timers who were presented with beautiful 14K Gold 1977 New York Yankees World Series Championship rings. Top of the ring features 19 real diamonds forming the Yankee logo set atop of a Yankee blue stone surrounded by the words "YANKEES WORLD CHAMPIONS." On one side it reads "SKOWRON" and the words "Yankees 21st World Championship" with the World Series trophy and "1977", "PRIDE", and TRADITION" on the other. Inside stamped "BALFOUR 14K". The ring (size 11) is in great condition and shows very little wear.
Includes Letter of Authenticity from the Skowron Family.