Issued for the 1987 MLB All-Star Game at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, this personalized ring commemorates one of the finest all-around seasons of Tony Gwynn's Hall of Fame career. It features a blue MLB logo at its center, the American League emblem, and "#19 T. Gwynn" engraved inside the band.

The 1987 season showcased every aspect of Gwynn's game. He led all of Major League Baseball with a .370 batting average, collected 218 hits, captured his second National League batting title, won the first of his seven Silver Slugger Awards, and stole a career-high 56 bases. While remembered primarily for his extraordinary contact hitting, Gwynn was also among baseball's most effective baserunners during the early years of his career.

Representing the National League in Oakland, this ring reflects a season that established Gwynn as one of the game's premier all-around offensive players and further solidified his place among baseball's elite hitters.

Condition may vary slightly from photos, with unique marks that highlight the item's authenticity as a career artifact.

This item features a Silver OVD, indicating that a TRuEST™ authenticator was not on-site to witness its use. However, its provenance is verified through the Tony Gwynn Estate, ensuring its authenticity as a career-issued piece.