The 1974 Los Angeles Dodgers had the best record in all of baseball with a 102-60 record, winning the NL West division by four games over the Cincinnati Reds. The Dodgers would dispatch the Pittsburgh Pirates in four games of he best-of-five NLCS and faced the two-time defending World Series champion Oakland A’s in the 1974 Fall Classic. The Dodgers would lose the series in five games to the playoff-seasoned Oakland team as the A’s would win their third straight World Series title – an achievement that would not be matched until the late 1990’s New York Yankees.

Offered here is a Balfour 10K gold National League Champions ring that was presented to team scout Goldie Holt. The top of this ring has the interlocking “LA” with genuine diamonds set in a large blue stone. “DODGERS” and “CHAMPIONS” are in raised lettering on the top and bottom, while “NATIONAL” and “LEAGUE” are recessed on the sides. The left shank has “1974” in raised lettering with an overhead image of Dodger Stadium below. The opposite shank has “HOLT” recessed in a banner on the top, with the “Dodgers” logo and a baseball below with the interlocking “LA”. The “BALFOUR 10K” stamp is on the inside and this ring weighs approximately 28.89 grams and is a size 8 ¾ . This ring comes with a gray Balfour velvet ring box.

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