1972 Indiana Pacers ABA Championship Ring Tara Mcpherson The Corythosaur is a genus

The Corythosaur is a genus of hadrosaurid "duck-billed" dinosaurs from the Upper Cretaceous Period

this authentic player-issued ring is crafted in rich 10K yellow gold and features a diamond centered on a bold Chargers-blue football-shaped stone

This ring includes the original display box

the piece remains a cheeky nod to Warhol’s own provocative stance on authorship

1972 Indiana Pacers ABA Championship Ring Tara Mcpherson The Corythosaur is a genus1972 Indiana Pacers ABA Championship Ring Player Issued, Larry Cannon #33 Before the Indiana Pacers were an NBA franchise, they were ABA royalty. This is a genuine player issued 1972 ABA Championship ring in 10k gold with diamonds, made by Herff Jones, and belonging to shooting guard Larry Cannon #33, one of the most talented players of the ABA era. ABA vs. NBA why it matters to collectors The American Basketball Association (ABA) operated from 1967