This lot is closed. Bidding ended on 4/15/2010.
In their seventh season in St. Louis, Kurt Warner and the Rams locked horns with the Brady-led New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVI, falling victim to an Adam Vinatieri field goal as time expired in a heart-breaking 20-17 loss. This beautiful size 9-1/2 14K gold ring weighs 38-1/2 grams (nearly 1-1/2 ounces) and celebrates their NFC Championship that year. The top panel of the ring displays a diamond studded Rams horn, which includes 12 inlaid diamonds of decreasing size. Inside the horn is another round diamond, the ring’s largest. On the top and bottom of the horn are cast “ST. LOUIS RAMS” and “NFC CHAMPIONS”, respectively. On the left side panel of the ring is a casting of the player name “KOPMAN” underneath which are castings of the St. Louis Rams logo, the NFC logo, and a football. On the left panel is a casting of the year, “2001” and under that are castings of the NFC Championship trophy, that game’s score of “29-24” over the Eagles, and the Super Bowl XXXVI logo. Inside the left panel is a manufacturer’s engraving, reading “Jostens 14K”. The ring is in NRMT overall condition. Comes in the original wood mahogany presentation box, which shows the engravings “St. Louis Rams 2001” and “N.F.C. Champions” around an engraving of the Super Bowl XXXVI logo. The interior is entirely made of custom blue felt.