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The United States TV show "Pawn Stores" did, indeed, buy a Super Bowl ring from a customer who was selling it. It may or may not still be in their inventory. The man selling the ring rejected their offer as he insisted in a much higher price. However, because it was not from a member of the team - let alone a player that saw action on the field - but rather from one of the many members of staff (everyone gets a ring), it was worth very little. The man did eventually return to the store and took their offer.
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