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2000 New York Mets National League Championship Ring

The 2000 New York Mets National League Championship Ring is a significant piece of baseball memorabilia, commemorating the Mets’ victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Championship Series (NLCS). This achievement marked their return to the World Series for the first time since 1986, where they faced the New York Yankees in the “Subway Series.”  Surrounding the logo are the words “2000 National League Champions,” with additional diamonds at each corner. The left shank of the ring typically displays “Wilpon Owner” and “Amazin’ Again,” referencing team owner Fred Wilpon and the team’s slogan.

• Name Personalization: Typically features the name of the recipient; in ownership or executive versions, “Wilpon” is displayed.

• Shea Stadium Relief: A finely detailed engraving of Shea Stadium, the Mets’ home field, capturing the spirit of their home turf.

• Position or Role: May include the individual’s title or position with the team (e.g., player number, executive title.

• Trophy Representation: An image of the National League Championship Trophy is prominently featured

These features come together to create a ring that is not only visually stunning but deeply symbolic of the Mets’ 2000 season, their National League triumph, and their place in baseball history.