Only $500,000

[platinum1]

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/clt/764630380.html

Ray Nitschke's 1966 Super Bowl I Ring

[frikativ54]

Re: Only $500,000

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/clt/764630380.html
Ray Nitschke's 1966 Super Bowl I Ring

How do you know it's real and not just from an impersonator with a real-sounding msn address? I would be skeptical...

[David]

Re: Only $500,000

My question would be if you owned Ray Nitschke's Supower Bowl I ring, why would you pick Craig's List as the forum to sell it.

[platinum1]

Re: Only $500,000

How do you know it's real and not just from an impersonator with a real-sounding msn address? I would be skeptical...

Yeah I wouldnt trust this person either. You always find people trying to scam on craigslist.

[platinum1]

Re: Only $500,000

I remembered that a Packer Superbowl Ring was stolen and while doing some research came across this,

http://www.sportsmemorabilia.com/news/green_bay_packers_super_bowl_ring.html

and a qoute from Ray Nitschke son Jon Nitschke

That was then followed by a call from John Nitschke, the son of Ray Nitschke, the Packers’ Hall of Fame middle linebacker, who refused to believe his deceased father’s former teammate and friend would sell his Super Bowl I ring.
“I see your Super Bowl I ring is up for sale. My dad would never have sold his ring, and I’m pretty damn sure you’d never sell yours, either,” Nitschke told Kramer.