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Hey Guys,

 

I have a "GM Chevrolet Mark Of Excellence Award Gold Ring 10K For Sale" 

 

The Ring is new and never been worn, it is in excellent condition. Great Collector Ring! Chevrolet Collectors out there. 

 

Let me know if anybody is interested 

 

Email me at: [email protected]

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Hey Guys,
 
I have a "GM Chevrolet Mark Of Excellence Award Gold Ring 10K For Sale" 
 
The Ring is new and never been worn, it is in excellent condition. Great Collector Ring! Chevrolet Collectors out there. 
 
Let me know if anybody is interested 
 
Email me at: [email protected]
Let's see it

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Here ya go! It does need cleaning though, for it to shine. It is brand new. Never worn. Does have two diamonds from GM. Size 9 

 

Let me know if anyone interested. 

 

 

Thanks! 

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Right. The only thing with that one there, is that it doesn't have any diamonds. I mean i know people online are selling them at a lower price but there aren't the same as NEW or Intact as well with diamonds from General Motors Company. Really the Ring has more value because you can't just buy at any jewelry store. This Award GM Gold Ring, you have to Really Earn it! 

 

I will compare apples to apples only. Same league.

 

They offer me $750.00 already but nah it isn't enough....especially for what the Ring means to Chevrolet owner or employer.

 

 

*Im willing to sell it at $900.00 For A Real GM Fans or GM Collector Here in this Forum! 

 

 

dieselfan1 appreciate your offer though. 

 

 

Thanks readers! 

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A story may help increase the value to buyers. Just saying, since I'm sitting on the fence.

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I have a ring also, it’s the Hummer version. My dad received it after many years in sales.  

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