Sterling Statue of Liberty Ring- Need ID help please

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Statue of Liberty ring with all rhinstones. One sold on ebay with 3 missing stones for $45. I did an image search and found one list on someones site for $215 with the following description:

Beautiful statue of liberty ring made of sterling silver. The ring is nicely detailed. There is a topaz colored rhinestone in the torch and red, clear and blue rhinestones on the sides of the ring. The back is marked "STERLING", "PATENT APPLIED FOR" and C AND R". This is a beautiful old ring and is in great vintage condition. Measures 1 1/4" tall. Size 4 1/2. This ring can be found in the book "Collectible Costume Jewelry, Identification & Values," by Cherri Simonds (1997 ed.) on page 217, listed for $400-$550. This is a wonderful old patriotic piece from WWII..

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Who is "C and R"? Does anyone have this book? I bought it because it was signed and said patenet appied for, which to me means it is older than 1955 when the copyright came about. I am not sure if this is just really cool or a massive home run. All help appreciated. HH
 

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Here's one that sold but I would try to find out who the maker is first before I sold it. I think it would probably pricing higher than $45 like this one sold for.
 

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Nice buy. Thanks for sharing...
 

The History and Marks of Coro Jewelry

I was not patient enough C and R stands for Cohn and Rosenberger which formed "Coro" in 1943. My interpretation is that this piece is very old, before 1943 maybe the 1920s? Thank for reading.
 

Very nice old souvenir ring. Back in the days when souvenirs were American made with quality and pride. Something seldom seen these days.
 

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