This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 4/11/2014
This massive 2002 Florida State Seminoles ring weighs an incredible 50.2 grams of solid 10K Gold, and was presented to FSU Offensive Tackle, Todd Williams #79, for the Seminoles' 11th straight ACC Championship. Florida State finished with a 7-1 record in the conference and ranked 16th in the nation at the end of 2002 season. The Seminoles lost a few very close games during the year, that dropped them from their early #3 ranking. This massive ring is quite impressive, being the largest FSU football ring up to that point. Having a whopping 1.62 troy ounces of 10k gold gives this ring very nice intrinsic value. It's a size 15 but can be sized down, or have a ring guard inserted by a jeweler. Produced by world renowned JOSTENS, it is all original and in near perfect condition with all of the proper markings stamped inside ("c" in a circle and "J" in a diamond with "10K"). This ring is sure to be a nice conversation piece with friends or family. It has been appraised by a certified gemologist with an appraised value of $5,000 due to the combination of gold content and intrinsic value of this rare treasure.