Historic Moment As Kobe Bryant's 2000 NBA Title Ring Fetches Record $927K at Auction
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A piece of NBA history found a new home when Kobe Bryant's cherished 2000 NBA Finals title ring, initially gifted to his father, sold for a staggering $927,200 at the Goldin auction this Saturday.
Surpassing all previous records for the sale of an NBA championship ring, this transaction marks a significant milestone in the realm of sports memorabilia.
The ring, adorned with 40 dazzling diamonds and crafted from 14K gold, boasts intricate details, including the iconic Lakers emblem and the triumphant proclamation of "World Champions."
Engraved with "Ring Bling" alongside the year, one side commemorates the Lakers' remarkable season, showcasing Bryant's name alongside the team's stellar regular and postseason records.
The underside bears Bryant's legendary No. 8, emblematic of his illustrious career's early chapters.
RECORD SALE FOR ANY NBA TITLE RING 🏀 💍
— Goldin (@GoldinCo) March 31, 2024
A 2000 Lakers Championship Players Ring, gifted by Kobe to his father Joe, has sold in our March Elite.
This is the same ring originally consigned to Goldin by the Bryant Family in 2013, & the new owner (NOT Joe Bryant) is our consignor. pic.twitter.com/ZaUD0PhRs4
The record paid for an NBA title ring has been broken at @GoldinCo tonight.
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) March 31, 2024
A 2000 Lakers championship players ring, gifted by Kobe to his father Joe, has sold for $927,200.
The previous record was Bill Russell’s first ring (1957), which sold for $705K in Dec. 2021. pic.twitter.com/QG9TB58HT7
O'Neal's stellar performance earned him the Finals MVP honors, averaging an impressive 38 points and 16.7 rebounds per game, etching this victory into the annals of basketball history.
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