Roger Clemens 2001 AS GU Jersey McNamee LOA

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  • gnishiyama
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2006
    • 379

    Roger Clemens 2001 AS GU Jersey McNamee LOA

    Roger Clemens 2001 Game-Used All Star Workout jersey with Brian McNamee LOA!!



    Interesting item with an even interesting inscription. Boy have things changed! " Mac, Thanks for all your time and hard work! Making us all better in what we do!"
    Imagine the going price for this piece a few years ago!? BTW, the seller is a group of Brian McNamee's friends. Not exactly sure what they do but I saw an article in the newspaper the other day about a website they launched.

    Goh Nishiyama
    Goh Nishiyama

    Always buying Japanese Game Used Memorablia

    gnishiyama@gmail.com
  • David
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2024
    • 1433

    #2
    Re: Roger Clemens 2001 AS GU Jersey McNamee LOA

    McNamee auctioned off a bunch of stuff a while earlier. To his credit, all the proceeds went to charity.

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    • mvandor
      Banned
      • Apr 2007
      • 1032

      #3
      Re: Roger Clemens 2001 AS GU Jersey McNamee LOA

      Personally, I never bid on zero feedback, new seller' items, too much risk, especially expensive ones.

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      • trsent
        Banned
        • Nov 2005
        • 3739

        #4
        Re: Roger Clemens 2001 AS GU Jersey McNamee LOA

        Originally posted by mvandor
        Personally, I never bid on zero feedback, new seller' items, too much risk, especially expensive ones.
        Pay with a credit card through PayPal and you should find no risk. You may have to zero out your PayPal balance to do this.

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        • mvandor
          Banned
          • Apr 2007
          • 1032

          #5
          Re: Roger Clemens 2001 AS GU Jersey McNamee LOA

          Originally posted by trsent
          Pay with a credit card through PayPal and you should find no risk. You may have to zero out your PayPal balance to do this.
          Yes, you would have to zero out your balance first, and yes you would in all likelihood recover your funds, however the crook still gets away with the funds. Not a scenario I'd participate in.

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