Presented here is a 10K gold 1994 British Columbia (B.C.) Lions Canadian Football League Championship ring manufactured by Intergold. After beginning the season with an 8-1-1 record through its first 10 games, B.C. hit a rough patch and finished the season at 11-6-1. Once the postseason began, the Lions turned up their level of play once again, defeating both the Edmonton Eskimos and Calgary Stampeders (each game being one-point road victories) to reach the Grey Cup. The Lions would go on to beat the Baltimore CFLs, 26-23, to win the championship. Quarterback Kent Austin threw for 4,193 yards for the season, running back Cory Philpot had 1,451 rushing yards with 13 TDs, and receiver Darren Flutie caught 111 passes for 1,731 yards and eight TDs.

The face of this offered ring features a B.C. Lions logo set in a bed of 50 points of diamonds. Around the perimeter in relief work reads “B.C. LIONS 1994 GREY CUP CHAMPIONS”. One shank features the teams and final score of the title game, along with images of the Grey Cup (engraved with “94”) and the CFL league logo. The name “ALLEN” and number 33 appear on the opposite shank, as well as “40 YEARS OF PRIDE 1954-1994” surrounding an image of a football. INTERGOLD and 10K stamps appear inside the band of this approximate size 10 ½ ring. Weight is approximately 35.6 grams and comes with owner's original purchase LOA and photocopy of players pawn ticket PLUS a rare Intergold ring box.

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