GREEN BAY, WI - CIRCA 2011: In this handout image provided by the NFL, Jay Ross of the Green Bay Packers poses for his NFL headshot circa 2011 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Photo by NFL via Getty Images) ...

The ring is one of two Super Bowl rings Kramer has, but he won’t be parting with the one from Super Bowl II or the one from his first title, the 1961 NFL championship. Both of those are too dear.

The Super Bowl XLV ring designed by the Packers is made of 18k yellow gold with 105 diamonds in two different spots. The Super Bowl XXXIX ring earned by the Patriots was quickly valued at $33,397.

While it’s a figure that is far below the top price paid for a Super Bowl ring, it is believed to be the first bit of Packers memorabilia to bring six figures, with the $125,475 price topping ...

The man who owned Thurston’s ring, which he acquired through a private sale, required that it sell for at least $100,000. If it went below that mark, Heritage would have returned it to him.

Thurston’s Super Bowl II replacement ring was auctioned for $50,788 in 2011, a sale ordered by the U.S. government because of $1.7 million owed in back taxes. The Super Bowl I ring being ...

Clearly, the ring is the thing for 71-year-old Packers super-fan Dennis Brucks.

EBay Inc. had 60,092 Packers items offered for sale a day after Green Bay defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25 in the Super Bowl. Skip to content.

Steve Wright, an offensive tackle who played for the Green Bay Packers from 1964 to 1967, has auctioned off his Super Bowl I ring. Grey Flannel Auctions, which handled the sale, says the winning bid ...

The rings, symbolic of the team's 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV, Feb. 6, 2011, in North Texas, were produced by Jostens and capture iconic elements of the Packers ...