Yes or no, depending on what you mean by "real". There are three cups: the original cup, the authenticated cup, and the replica cup. The original Stanley Cup, the one purchased by Lord Stanley, became too fragile for the use and abuse associated with the award and was retired to the Hockey Hall of Fame. An exact replica, the authenticated cup, was created to take the place of the original and this is what is carried around by the players, taken to special events, etc. A perfect replica, without any mistakes or misspellings, is displayed at the Hockey Hall of Fame when the authenticated Cup is traveling. The last time the original Stanley Cup was awarded was sometime between 1962 and 1970. The NHL kept the creation of the new authenticated cup a secret so that it would be accepted as the real cup, and apparently it remains to this day a secret as to when the exact switch occurred, probably for the same reason (if anyone can find solid information as to when the switch was made please post it here).
For more information see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Cup
Value depends if it's a player's ring or a staff/employee ring. Staff/employee ring if it's Balfour 14k white gold with a real diamond is around $2000-2500. Player would be around $3500-4000.
Conventional forces can simulate different scenarios in the real world. The simulations can be carried out in a variety of settings and with different variables.
not many people know if they are real or not but they can be around now like the doctor.
The "real,original" Cup is in the Hockey Hall of Fame. In 1969, the league was worried that the original silver bowl might be getting brittle and could suffer damage. A replica was made and that is the one that is presented on ice and used by players in the summer when they have their day with the cup. The Stanley Cup in the Hockey Hall of Fame is the replica cup when the authentic Cup is presented to the Stanley Cup champions, with individuals on their days with it, and at other functions. When viewed closely, the two Cups can be differentiated because there are several name errors on the authentic Cup that are not present on the replica.
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Real Championship Wrestling was created in 2009.
no he is not real.
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stanley yelnats real name in holes is bob frog
No, It is not real. It is stupid.
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Flat Stanley is a fictional character from a children's book. In the story, Stanley is flattened by a bulletin board and goes on various adventures. The "real" Flat Stanley in photos is typically a paper cutout of the character sent by children to friends or family to take on adventures and share stories about.
The belts themselves are real inasmuch as they aren't fake. Replicas are sold at WWE Shop and through various retailers, and those are "fake" in the sense that they aren't the ones actually carried by champions, but they are "real" in the sense that they are officially licensed merchandise.
By pushing it around some wwe championship replicas don't spin. But the real one does.
they are 100% real
Shia LaBeouf played the part of Stanley Yelnats.