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So I am really not into collecting sports items but I ended up with an autographed Jason Witten game jersey. Any idea of the values on these?? I really do not know much about the value on this stuff anymore. No certificate either.
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Whos your Daddy?
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My advice would be to hold on to that jersey and not sale right away. Witten at the rate hes been going will be pretty great. -
Ehhhh my exes dad use to work for Aikman and Smith and we had all sorts of footballs and helmets. I kept waiting for the values to go way up but it never happened. Just not my thing and dont want to pack it away.Whos your Daddy?Comment
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Witten is one of the most popular TE's and there's a market out there for his stuff. Does the jersey have a COA? If not then you're maybe looking at $30-50 if you're lucky...but if it does have a reputible COA then $100-125 range looks about right.Comment
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w/o the paperwork it is difficult to demand a lot of money out of these items. I collect Dallas Stars stuff and won't spend over 30-50 dollars for ANYTHING w/o a CoA. I do buy the stuff, but it is for my personal collection and to put up on the walls one day.Originally posted by kingjason View Post
Even if you're a signature expert, it is easy to get scammed on these things.
With CoA, I've paid 400-600 dollars for some items if it involves 2 or more hall of famers. One was just for a Brett Hull item.
Anyway, I also am picky about what CoA is with it a lot of times too. Especially on those bigger dollar items.Originally posted by MR EDDComment
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Just to add to this, the type of jersey matters too. Meaning, if it is just some cheaper jersey it'll be less value. If it is a game jersey, it'll be worth more and if it is an actual jersey worn in a game, more on top of it.Originally posted by bjtheman1 View Post
Again though CoA.Originally posted by MR EDDComment
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It is a new game jersey not the cheap stuff. The person i got it from works directly for him. Thanks though maybe it will make a nice gift. LOL.Whos your Daddy?Comment
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