Sell Your Championship Ring in Boston

You earned it, inherited it, or collected it — either way, a championship ring deserves a buyer who knows what it is. LBC Pawn Cash 4 Gold 3% Loans* buys championship rings in Boston every week: Super Bowl, World Series, NBA, Stanley Cup, college and bowl rings, priced by people who follow the ring market the way other shops follow gold. Players, team staff, celebrities and entertainers all sell to us — whoever you are, the number is straight and the deal stays private.

Start with a text: photos of the top, both sides and the inside engraving to 857-867-6468.

Experience you can lean on

We have bought a crazy amount of championship rings over the years — and sold just as many back out to collectors. Rings come through our counter all the time, from every league and every era, so yours gets priced by people who have done deal after deal exactly like it. No guessing and no lowball “we’ll see what we can do” — a straight number, backed by experience, in front of you.

How selling your ring works

1. Text photos, get a range. Send the top, both sides, the inside engraving and any box or paperwork to 857-867-6468 — or use our 3-question offer form. We reply with a realistic ballpark, not a lowball to get you in the door.

2. We authenticate it together. Bring the ring to 1107 Commonwealth Ave. We test the metal and stones, check the engraving and markings, and price it against recent sales of comparable rings — in front of you. Deals over $2,000 are handled in our private VIP room.

3. Get paid on the spot. Accept and you leave with cash the same visit. Not ready to let it go? Borrow against it at 3% per month* and keep ownership.

Out of state or can't travel? For serious pieces and collections, we fly to you — anywhere in the country, for a confidential, in-person deal.

Better than an auction house

Run the auction math before you consign. Auction houses take about 20% in seller's commission — and charge the buyer up to a 30% buyer's premium on top. On a $1,000 hammer price, the buyer actually pays about $1,300, the seller nets about $800, and the seller still waits months for a check while the house keeps the spread.

At LBC there is no middleman: cash on the spot, no commissions, no buyer's premium, no waiting. The money goes to the seller — all of it, the same day.

Don't want to sell? Borrow against it

A championship ring can be worth serious money and still be the last thing you want to part with. So don't. Take a pawn loan at 3% per month* against it instead: you keep ownership, you walk out with cash today, and your piece is tagged and stored securely until you redeem it. Same total confidentiality, same name-blocking promise — and deals over $2,000 are handled in our private VIP room.

What affects your ring's value

• Whose ring it was — a named player out-prices staff; stars out-price rosters
• Player vs. staff level — player, coaching, front-office and staff tiers price differently
• Gold & diamonds — karat, weight and real stone content set the floor
• Provenance — a letter from the player or team can transform the number
• Presentation box — the original box is part of the piece; boxed rings pay more
• Authentication paperwork — PSA/DNA-style letters and team documentation
• Team & year demand — dynasty teams and famous seasons pull collectors
• Condition — wear, resizing and missing stones all factor in

Complete confidentiality

Championship rings come with stories, and some of those stories are not ours to tell. Players, coaches, trainers, front-office staff, family members, celebrities and entertainers sell to us knowing the deal stays in the room: no names, no photos of your ring posted online, no stories repeated at the counter. That discretion is a big reason rings keep finding their way to Commonwealth Ave.

Your name stays out of it. When we sell a ring, the seller’s name is blocked — names engraved on the ring, names on the presentation box, and names anywhere in the paperwork are never photographed, never shown, and never disclosed. Not online, not in the case, not at the counter. Buying or selling, your name is yours and it stays yours.

We also buy the rest of the award case

Rings rarely travel alone. We also buy championship pendants, ring tops, presented trophies and team awards, championship watches, and the signed memorabilia that came with them. Bring the whole case — it is priced piece by piece, and complete sets pay best.

And bring the gear that goes with them: game-used jerseys, bats, gloves, helmets, cleats and sticks are handled exactly the same way — same confidentiality, same name-blocking, same cash on the spot. See our game-used memorabilia page.

Buying a ring? Join the wish list

Collectors: if you are hunting a specific ring — a team, a season, a player — text us what you are looking for. Rings come through this counter that never reach the case, and wish-list buyers get the first call. Join the wish list at 857-867-6468, or browse what we buy and sell on the championship rings hub.

More championship rings

One ring or a whole collection — every piece is authenticated and priced in front of you.

Questions we hear

How fast do I get paid for my championship ring?

The same visit. Once your ring is authenticated and you accept the offer, you leave with cash — no auction calendar, no consignment wait, no check in the mail.

Do I need paperwork or the presentation box?

They raise the offer — a presentation box, team letter or PSA/DNA-style authentication all count — but they are not required. We price what is in front of us.

Can I borrow against my ring instead of selling it?

Yes. If the ring means more to you than the money, a pawn loan at 3% per month* lets you borrow against it and keep ownership — your ring is tagged and stored securely until you redeem it.

I collect rings. Can you find a specific one for me?

That is our wish list: tell us the team, year or player you are hunting, and when a matching ring comes in you get the first text. Join it at 857-867-6468.