1993 Edmonton Eskimos Grey Cup Championship Ring — Player Issued
A genuine player-issued championship ring from one of the most storied franchises in Canadian football history. This 10K gold ring commemorates the Edmonton Eskimos' victory in the 81st Grey Cup on November 28, 1993, when Edmonton defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 33-23 at McMahon Stadium in Calgary to claim their 11th Grey Cup title under head coach Ron Lancaster.
The ring's centerpiece is a diamond-encrusted rendering of the Grey Cup trophy itself — a fitting tribute to what it represents.
The Grey Cup — North America's Oldest Trophy
The Grey Cup is the oldest trophy competed for by a professional sports team in North America, first awarded in 1909. Winning it is the pinnacle of Canadian football, and this ring commemorates a hard-fought title in which Edmonton jumped out to a 21-0 lead and held off a determined Winnipeg comeback attempt fueled by seven Blue Bombers turnovers.
Edmonton's 1993 championship squad closed the season on an eight-game winning streak, including playoffs, en route to the franchise's 11th Grey Cup title. Quarterback Damon Allen was named Grey Cup MVP, while kicker Sean Fleming took home Most Outstanding Canadian honors after a 21-point performance in the title game. This ring is a tangible piece of that championship run — a scarce collectible from a franchise with one of the deepest championship legacies in professional football.
| Championship | 81st Grey Cup — 1993 CFL Season |
| Team | Edmonton Eskimos |
| Issue Type | Player-issued ring |
| Result | Defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 33-23 (Nov. 28, 1993, McMahon Stadium, Calgary) |
| Regular Season Record | 12-6, 2nd place, West Division |
| Material | 10K gold with diamond-encrusted Grey Cup trophy detail |
| Manufacturer | Jostens |
1993 EDMONTON ESKIMOS GREY CUP RING — Quick Facts
- Commemorates the Eskimos' 11th Grey Cup title, secured in a 33-23 win over Winnipeg.
- Head coach Ron Lancaster led Edmonton to an eight-game winning streak to close the season, including playoffs.
- The Grey Cup is the oldest trophy contested by a professional sports team in North America, first awarded in 1909.