The 1978 Los Angeles Dodgers cruised to another NL West title after finishing the regular season at 95-67. The Boys in Blue became back-to-back NL champions after beating the Philadelphia Phillies in four games in the NLCS. The team faced the New York Yankees in the World Series for the second straight year and again fell short of the title, losing in six games.

Offered is former Dodgers third baseman Ron Cey's 14k gold NL Championship ring. The top of the ring has a single inset "real diamond" with the look of a baseball lofting skyward on a beautiful, rich, bright azure stone atop "Dodgers" in silver script. "National League Champions 1978" wraps around the perimeter of the stone. The left shank features crossed bats behind a baseball with the name "Ron Cey" on the baseball. The right shank provides an "LA" logo and the number "3,347,845," making note of the first time in Major League history a team surpassed three million in attendance in a season, as depicted on the Dodgers scoreboard with the letters LA prominently displayed below. The size 9 ring weighs 26.37 grams and has the Balfour 14 stamp inside "LGB 14K." Part of the Cey Collection.