Kobe Bryant's 2000 NBA Championship Ring, Gifted to His Father, Goes Up for Auction
A Piece of History: Kobe's Championship Ring on the Market
Eleven years after Joe "Jellybean" Bryant auctioned off a Lakers 2000 NBA championship ring gifted to him by his son, Kobe, another ring has emerged for sale. This time, it is the actual ring that Kobe Bryant gave to his father, former NBA player Joe Jellybean Bryant.
A Rare Artifact: Lakers Dominance Immortalized
The ring, up for auction through Goldin Auctions, is a tangible reminder of the Los Angeles Lakers' dominance in the 2000 NBA season. Kobe Bryant, then a rising star, played a pivotal role in the Lakers' championship victory. The ring features 42 diamonds, a 2.5-carat amethyst, and an engraved "KB" logo on the back.
A Legacy Preserved: Kobe's Impact Endures
The ring's auction serves as a testament to Kobe Bryant's lasting legacy in the NBA. His exceptional talent, competitive spirit, and unwavering determination left an indelible mark on the sport. The ring offers a chance for collectors and fans alike to own a piece of that legacy.
Details of the Auction
The auction for Kobe Bryant's 2000 NBA championship ring will take place through Goldin Auctions online platform. The starting bid is set at $500,000, and the auction is scheduled to close on February 15, 2023.
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