Super Bowl Ring Plaxico Blesse won the Super Bowl XLII as a member of the Giants' 2007 team that defeated the then undefeated Patriots.
Burress has held a special place in Giants lore as a receiver that catches a game-winning touchdown against the Patriots in the Super Bowl and ends his hopes for a New England unbeaten season.
The ring was placed for auction Earlier this month, around the Super Bowl, it was certified in a letter by a former Giants wide receiver on November 16th.
“I received this actual ring as a member of the New York Giants who won the Super Bowl XLII on February 3, 2008. Furthermore, this ring is the only ring and no duplicate copies have been made. It proves,” part of the letter Burress read.
The post previously reported that the ring had been auctioned by an anonymous owner, and the November date of the certification letter suggested that Burress sold the ring several months ago for the auction. .
“I think it's 2024. That's the assumption we have to take,” HA's sports director Chris Ivy told the Post.
The price that Bling made over $280,000 has become the second most expensive Super Bowl ring ever sold, and Baltimore Colts head coach Don McCafferty's Super Bowl V-ring, auctioned for $300,000 in 2022 It's now only.
Burress dealt with a series of legal and financial issues following the 2008 Super Bowl prey. Nightclub.
The receiver pledged guilty to an attempt to possess a weapon and spent 20 months in prison.
Burress was drafted eighth in 2000 by the Steelers and spent four seasons with the Giants and a year with the Jets in 2011.
