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1991 Atlanta Braves National League Championship Ring

The 1991 Atlanta Braves National League Championship Ring is a notable piece of baseball memorabilia, marking the team’s remarkable turnaround from last place in 1990 to clinching the National League pennant in 1991. These rings were awarded to players, staff, and front office personnel, with authentic versions produced by Jostens.

• Center Stone: The ring’s face prominently displays the Braves’ “A” logo, set against a deep red stone. This logo is studded with real diamonds, adding a touch of elegance and significance.

• Front: “1991 Braves National League Champions” encircles the central logo, marking the achievement.
• Left Shank: Personalized with the recipient’s name and title, such as “Rios, Staff,” and the phrase “Braves, First World Series,” highlighting the team’s inaugural World Series appearance.
• Right Shank: Features the slogan “Worst to First, 1991 World Series, Tomahawk Chop,” reflecting the team’s dramatic turnaround and fan engagement.

The 1991 Braves NL Championship Ring is a cherished artifact for collectors and fans alike, symbolizing a pivotal moment in baseball history. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a standout piece in any collection.  These rings were presented to various members of the Braves organization, including players, coach.