You may never play in the Super Bowl, but you can soon own a ring…or even enough of them to put one on each finger of both hands. 
Heritage Auctions is offering ten different authentic Super Bowl rings during its February Platinum Night Auction.
Some of the rarest and most desirable pieces in the hobby, Super Bowl rings continue to appreciate in value – a trend that really took the hobby by storm starting several years ago.
With online bidding to take place at HA.com/sports, the auction will features such rings such as pair of Cowboys Super Bowl rings once owned by notable linebacker Dixon Edwards and a ring from Super Bowl XI that was given to legendary Bay Area broadcaster Bill King.
Also included are two Super Bowl rings from New England Patriots staff members (XXXVI and XXXIX), the Raiders’ team doctor (XVIII), New York Giants offensive lineman Guy Whimper (XLII) and more.
So far, Edwards’ Super Bowl XXX ring from 1995 has the largest bid at $16,000 (before the buyer’s premium) with Whimper’s 2007 Giants ring close behind at $15,000.
In November, Heritage sold Amp Lee’s Super Bowl XXXIV ring for $23,900.
Bidding in the Platinum Night auction will continue through February 26.
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