The ring worn by former Green Pay Packers lineman Fuzzy Thurston after his team won the second Super Bowl in 1967 will be auctioned in August to help settle his $1.7 million tax debt.
The Super Bowl II ring was seized by federal marshals, together with other sports memorabilia, from the now 77-year-old athlete, according to
Federal marshals seized the ring and other memorabilia to settle a long-running tax dispute dating back to when Thurston co-owned a chain of restaurants known as the Left Guard after he retired from the NFL, according to the
A lien was placed on Thurston’s Florida home in 2004. The government is also seeking Thurston’s Super Bowl I ring, along with four other NFL championship rings that he won in 1958, 1961, 1962 and 1965. A Super Bowl I ring from another player sold last month for over $73,000.