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=== Assistant: That listing looks like a replica or commemorative ring rather than an authentic World Series player ring. ===
That listing looks like a replica or commemorative ring rather than an authentic World Series player ring.

A few quick indicators:
# Price: $50 is far too low for a genuine 2015 Kansas City Royals World Series ring. Authentic player rings—especially one connected to Salvador Perez—would be worth tens of thousands of dollars, not pocket change.
# Materials: The genuine rings were made with 14-karat white gold and real diamonds, while replicas are usually plated metal and cubic zirconia.
# Market: Replica championship rings are commonly sold online and at sports-memorabilia shops for $30-$100. They’re fun collectibles, but not official jewelry from the team.

If you’re thinking about buying:
* Ask the seller to clarify whether it’s an official Jostens ring (the real manufacturer) or a replica.
* Check for a certificate of authenticity or serial number—real ones will have documentation and precise engraving inside the band.
* If it’s just for display or fun, $50 is a fair price for a replica.

Would you like me to show what to look for to verify whether a championship ring is authentic?