So what happened after the 1993-1994 New York Rangers beat the Vancouver Canucks to win the Stanley Cup? They took their cup onto David Letterman’s late-night TV show for some “Stupid Cup Tricks.” Then they got their much deserved rings. The gold and diamond rings the player’s received looked exactly like this non-gold, non-diamond version. There are no markings inside the ring but the ring is a quality duplicate. It appears like it was created from the original mold. The detail is all there. The only thing lacking is the authentic gold and the real diamonds. But so what? This ring is exact in every other way. The faux diamonds are presented in the same design. Size 11. NRMT condition with the name “Albert” (Marv Albert, was the Rangers radio announcer) and “MSGN” (Madison Square Garden Network) on the side shank. This ring is one uncommon item from that very uncommon Rangers year. You might say, this is one rare opportunity to “ring out a great year!”