I just bought a 49 Terrell Owens jersey.

Official NFL gear.


Does anyone really have an idea what its worth?

It's worth what you just paid for it.

LOL


Thanks Ted......I knew that much.


But is it worth putting on e-bay or the likes of?

it's worth B.O ,terrell owens still play in NFL ia was thinking he got faire form all the NFL times,nobady like T.O.

LOL

He has a following......I'm sure of it.


Somewhere..........

basket ball iam sure,or water boy in the side line.

Okay.......We understand you don't like the guy.


Anyone else?

It wont sell in Philly........or Dallas.....

But it might out west.

Save it till he retires....it'll be worth more then!!

Is it an authentic NFL jersey? If you don't know look here http://www.ehow.com/how_5718034_tell-nfl-jersey-authentic_.html

It will probably be worth more in 5 years when he makes it into the Hall of Fame.

Thanks for the advice guys.

It will take a long time for T.O to get into the hall.
His talent speaks for itself.
But there are many others with skills and talent.....who didnt cause trouble everywhere they played, who are waiting to get into the hall.
The value will rise after he retires....then again if and when he gets into the hall.
Question is.....

Can ya wait that long?????

NFL Career Receiving Touchdowns Leaders

1. Jerry Rice+ 197 1985-2004 3TM
2. Terrell Owens 153 1996-2010 5TM
2. Randy Moss 153 1998-2010 4TM
4. Cris Carter 130 1987-2002 3TM
5. Marvin Harrison 128 1996-2008 clt
6. Steve Largent+ 100 1976-1989 sea
7. Tim Brown 100 1988-2004 2TM


Tim Brown and Cris Carter have still not been elected. The Hall of Fame hates receivers. Harrison has not been out of the league for 5 years yet. Owens is one of the greatest of all time. I dunno why he has so many haters.

It would be very cool to get all five team jerseys for him.

For that matter....it would be fun to collect all three for Rice as well.

Is it signed? If not, it will never be worth more than on the day he gets into the Hall of Fame (assuming he does - Chris Carter didn't).

If you want to add to it's value, get it framed.

If you're looking for just a regular jersey to be worth more, lock it in a trunk and take it out in 50 years, then it's a collectors item.

As far as what one poster said about getting it framed to make it worth more, this is incorrect. I've collected sports memorabilia for better than 20 years and you never see the money back you spend on framing or matting things. If you get it signed with the intention of selling it you should only have it done at a show where you can dictate where (on the jersey) and in what medium (paint pen or sharpie) it will be signed. You should also spring for the authentication services of either PSA/DNA or JSA which should run another $10 or so for on-site authentication. If you get it signed and then want it authenticated you'll be looking at more like $50-100.

I hope this helps.