Marty Howe's 2000 Chicago Wolves Turner Cup Champions Ring
This incredible (and large) 2000 Turner Cup 10k gold ring was awarded to hockey great - Marty Howe. After a stellar professional playing career, Marty donned the suit jacket and stepped behind the bench. He was the assistant coach of the Chicago Wolves from 2000-06, winning a Turner Cup in 2000 (IHL) and a Calder Cup in 2002 (AHL).
The face of spells out the team name "Wolves" which has been surrounded by 25 small diamonds. It reads "CALDER CUP CHAMPIONS 2000" around the center with 2 more larger diamonds added for good measure. One shank has been engraved with his name and title as well as part of the Chicago skyline. The other displays the team logo, Turner Cups, regular season/playoff record and the team motto/slogan "Nothing Else Matters". The thick size 13 band indicates "10K" on the inside. A very valuable hockey treasure.
The face of spells out the team name "Wolves" which has been surrounded by 25 small diamonds. It reads "CALDER CUP CHAMPIONS 2000" around the center with 2 more larger diamonds added for good measure. One shank has been engraved with his name and title as well as part of the Chicago skyline. The other displays the team logo, Turner Cups, regular season/playoff record and the team motto/slogan "Nothing Else Matters". The thick size 13 band indicates "10K" on the inside. A very valuable hockey treasure.
