First is a silvered brass ring with large top. The silvering is combined with black to produce a very striking ring. Convex top has large portrait of FDR flanked by the years in silver “1932-1940.” On the bands, printed in black, are the names “Roosevelt/Garner.” Given the dates, this was likely issued for his second campaign in 1936. N. Mint. Second is a ring we’ve not seen before, likely from 1932. Inner band has stamp of the ring company Uncas. The silvered brass bands feature eagles and shields on each side while top features a brass oval showing a donkey in harness surrounded by the name “Franklin Roosevelt.” Lower bands have some brass show-through but top displays essentially Mint. Rare. Third is glossy silver luster ring with oval top in rwb enamel surrounding the name in silver “Roosevelt.” Mint. Of the 3 rings, only the first has adjustable bands. Nice group.