Willie Randolph enjoyed a long, successful Major League career, recording 2,210 hits, 1,243 walks and 1,239 runs scored along the way. He was named an All-Star six times, the first of which came in his rookie season of 1976. Played in Philadelphia, the Midsummer Classic featured the likes of Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, George Brett, Thurman Munson, Rod Carew and Carl Yastrzemski. The National League defeated the American League, 7-1, as George Foster homered and knocked in three runs.

Offered here is a Balfour 10K gold 1976 MLB American League All-Star Game ring that was presented to Willie Randolph. This ring features the image of a baseball raised on a red colored stone. “AMERICAN” and “NATIONAL” appear around the bezel setting while “BASEBALL ALL STAR” reads around the outer perimeter. One side of the ring shows an image of the Liberty Bell, marked with the name “RANDOLPH”. An MLB logo appears on the opposite side, above a large “76”. “BALFOUR 10K” is marked inside the band of this approximate size 9 ½ ring. This item weighs approximately 31.0 grams. This ring comes directly from the collection of Willie Randolph and a signed LOA from Willie Randolph will accompany this item.

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