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Wednesday, 16th February 2005 (4569 views)

An ex member of Canada's Edmonton Eskimos football club is trying to track down his old team ring.<br/><br/>The ten carat, gold and diamond studded ring was sold to a pawnshop in November by Bryon Capers, but he claims he made it clear he wanted to get it back.<br/><br/>"I told that pawn guy, I'm not selling this ring. It means a lot to me. I mean to get it back," he explained.<br/><br/>The ring, which is an official Edmonton Eskimos Grey Cup team ring, is now up for bids on internet auction site eBay.<br/><br/>Mr Capers moves around a lot and claims that he put the ring in a pawnshop in Ottawa a number of times as he was worried it would get mislaid during one of his moves.<br/><br/>The ring, valued at $10,000 has allegedly been sold to an eBay user who is now trying to re-sell it on for $6,600, <br/><br/>In Canada Grey Cup rings are one of the most sought after CFL souvenirs.<br/><br/>Mr Capers is now consulting a lawyer about his options.<img src="http://directnews.dehavilland.co.uk/dn.gif?feedid=196&itemid=7815718"/>

 

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