Pats Super Bowl ring is star of the show
September, 8, 2010
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By ESPNBoston.com
In the daily routine at his Las Vegas pawn shop, Rick Harrison ambles to his vault and takes inventory. He processes valuables cash-strapped folks deposited for collateral on loans. Whatever items are unclaimed after 120 days become his property.
In July 2006, he came across a sacred item abandoned: a New England Patriots 2001 Super Bowl ring.
The ring now sits in Harrison's mirrored showcase, but you don't need to drop by Gold & Silver Pawn Shop to check it out. It is the centerpiece of the opening to "Pawn Stars," the History Channel's hit series about the day-to-day operations of Harrison's family-owned shop. The most prominent item you see at the top of each show is the bauble and its shimmering Patriots logo.
To read more of Tim Graham's piece about the show -- and the ring -- click HERE.
In July 2006, he came across a sacred item abandoned: a New England Patriots 2001 Super Bowl ring.
The ring now sits in Harrison's mirrored showcase, but you don't need to drop by Gold & Silver Pawn Shop to check it out. It is the centerpiece of the opening to "Pawn Stars," the History Channel's hit series about the day-to-day operations of Harrison's family-owned shop. The most prominent item you see at the top of each show is the bauble and its shimmering Patriots logo.
To read more of Tim Graham's piece about the show -- and the ring -- click HERE.




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