Re: 92 Cincinnati Ring on EBAY

[josh setters]

So as I suspected Terry lost the ring 10 years ago while playing with the Globetrotter's. The man offered to sell it back to Terry for $2,500 before he put it up for auction. Terry said if it means more to someone then its good for them to have it, he has the "memories". It saddens me how desperate some people are to make a quick buck, and makes me even more sad that I don't have the monetary means to bu ythe ring. At this point I'd gladly buy it and had it straight to Terry with a thanks for the 92 run and all you've done to help the program throughout the years. 

josh setters <address@hidden> wrote:  Just a heads up. Tonight on 19 the news is doing a story on how Terry's ring ended up on Ebay. Wonder if it really was stolen, and don't forget to mention who found the ring if Terry asks. I was going to try and win it so that I could offer him the opportunity to get it back, but if its stolen I don't think I want to be involved. I worte the seller and asked him if he could tell me how he obtained it but haven't gotten a response yet. The ring is at $275 last I checked.

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