BSR

I don't know how many of you watch Pawn Stars, but for those that missed it, a guy came in to sell them his 2004 Patriots SB ring that used to belong to Ricky Bryant (I didn't know who he was at first but apparently he was on the practice squad.). This is their second Patriots SB ring, the first being the 2001 ring that was given to Brock Williams. It was a pretty cool episode and I like that Rick is a Chargers fan but can still appreciate owning it. He bought it for $21k, which seemed pretty cheap.

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PATRIOTSFANINPA

I wonder how much Rich would pay for a preseason proclaimed New York Jets Super Bowl Ring??

Will certainly be new and never worn

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Or the game ball that was given to the fans a few seasons ago when they beat the Pats?

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This offseason, it's almost like Belichick is saying, "I'm never going to let that happen again."

Mike Reiss 7/19/12

PatsFan2

There is one on Ebay for $63,000...the Pawn Stars guy should really make a profit.

Brady_to_Moss

They are going to make 9-10K off that one transaction...i want that dam job

BSR

That's a staff ring so I doubt it goes for that much. That being said, I think Rick likes to collect them. His father and son in the episode are giving him a hard time because he overprices them so they won't be sold. Of course he denies this as he is sitting at his desk wearing the ring.

sly24

They're making so much money with the show I bet he's never going to sell it hahaha

Raymond

Problem is, you have to find it first.

LiveShot

They make so much money on that show that the dunce of the show, Chumley, drives a Lamborgini and has 3 other rides.

PatsWickedPissah

They'll pay anything for "my precious"

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