Trivial Pursuit Score Marker/Pie Holder

This item is a circular, ring-shaped object, most likely a score marker or "pie holder" from the popular board game Trivial Pursuit. It appears to be constructed from a lightweight, non-ferrous metal, possibly aluminum or a similar alloy, given its matte silver-grey color and slightly dull luster. The outer edge of the ring is gently rounded, while the inner edge is somewhat flattened, creating a comfortable grip or fitting. The item measures approximately 2.5 to 3 inches in outer diameter, with an internal hole that would accommodate a circular game piece. On one side, embossed lettering is visible, reading "©1981 HORN ABBOT LTD." and possibly additional text that is partially obscured but appears to be related to the game's copyright and manufacturing. The surface shows some signs of wear consistent with use and age, including minor scuffs, scratches, and a slight darkening of the metal in recessed areas, indicating a natural patina rather than significant damage. There are no obvious dents, cracks, or repairs. The craftsmanship is functional, typical of mass-produced game components, with no elaborate decorative elements. The item's age can be estimated based on the visible copyright date, placing it from the early 1980s. Its primary function is to hold the 'pie' or 'wedges' acquired by players during the Trivial Pursuit game.