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If nothing else, though, we do know that the World Cup Trophy weighs 6.175 kilograms. Based on gold prices on December 14, 2022, that would mean the iconic piece is worth almost $350,000 in raw metal, ...

The first proper Melbourne Cup trophy was awarded in 1865 ... The present day trophy is made from 34 pieces of gold metal that has been beaten for over 200 hours and made by Hardy Brothers. The ...

The Philadelphia Union secured regular-season supremacy and lifted their first trophy in the club's existence ... Shield out of sterling silver sheet metal in time to be presented to the LA ...

Credit: Thomas Lyte “Casting metal is often overlooked as a skill in silversmithing ... “For this striking Esports World Cup trophy, our crafting team in London had cast the stem from a 3D printed ...

The answer lies in the trophy's early years. The Stanley Cup was relatively young then ... the Rosebuds cut their name into the famed hunk of metal. Eric Zweig, a hockey historian, author and ...

But unlike the NHL's Stanley Cup, the trophy isn't passed from winning team ... along with timeless metal casting and finishing techniques. While the old crystal football trophy was estimated ...

They had legendary golfers in their team so the fact we won was an incredible sporting upset." Six of the 10 players in that ...

Missed exams, drinks with scorer Peter Withe and sleeping in the park - fans recall their experience of Villa winning the ...

It wasn’t very scientific, or anything to do with my choices.” The victorious 1990 US team with members of the Solheim family and the Waterford Crystal trophy The first Solheim Cup was always going to ...

Forget the "Sham Maguire" – the real thing was at St Paul’s High School in Bessbrook on Friday– being closely guarded by ...

Get latest scores, follow live text updates and listen to BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary on day one of the Solheim Cup at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia.