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  • Mets05
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    • Jan 2009
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    Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

    There is a Ray Lewis Authentic Jersey up for auction right now, see link below:



    Auction states it is a "46" but listing shows 09-48...does NFL Auctions use stock photos when selling items and that isn't really the jersey you will receive? With this tagging, doesn't it seem this would be a game issued jersey as opposed to a straight authentic?

    I don't normally buy NFL stuff so I apologize if this is a stupid question, this would be for a gift...Thanks in advance for any responses.
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  • trsent
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    • Nov 2005
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    #2
    Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

    At the bottom of the page they give an email address - I would email them and ask your question:

    For customer service inquiries, please contact:

    nfl.auction@nfl.com

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    • COWBOYS4EVR
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2011
      • 352

      #3
      Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

      My Concern Is That It's Missing The "r" On The Nameplate.
      Every One They Sell Is Like That. Not Worth The 550 Its At
      If Its Not 100% Exact. Imo

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      • legaleagle92481
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        • Oct 2009
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        #4
        Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

        I have bought alot of NFL Auctions stuff, the pictured item is normally what you get. They make errors all the time.

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        • slab0meat
          Senior Member
          • May 2010
          • 526

          #5
          Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

          Originally posted by COWBOYS4EVR
          My Concern Is That It's Missing The "r" On The Nameplate.
          Every One They Sell Is Like That. Not Worth The 550 Its At
          If Its Not 100% Exact. Imo
          I tend to agree.. why is there no "R." on the nameplate? Might be an issued jersey because of the size/year tagging, but that jersey just isn't right.

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          • suave1477
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            • Jan 2006
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            #6
            Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

            Ok am I missing something on this one????

            People are wondering if it is game issued or authentic?

            Unless the description states game issued or used I would take it for face value and say its probably Authentic if thats what there saying it is.

            If for some weird reason NFL Auctions made a mistake are calling it Authentic when it is really Issued. Buy into it as an Authentic with the upside that it could be Issued.

            My next question is, is a Ray Lewis Autographed Jersey really were that much??

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            • slab0meat
              Senior Member
              • May 2010
              • 526

              #7
              Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

              Originally posted by suave1477
              Ok am I missing something on this one????

              People are wondering if it is game issued or authentic?

              Unless the description states game issued or used I would take it for face value and say its probably Authentic if thats what there saying it is.

              If for some weird reason NFL Auctions made a mistake are calling it Authentic when it is really Issued. Buy into it as an Authentic with the upside that it could be Issued.

              My next question is, is a Ray Lewis Autographed Jersey really were that much??
              Have you ever seen a retail authentic with the year/size tagging in neck like that? I haven't.

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              • suave1477
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                • Jan 2006
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                #8
                Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

                No because I do not follow football items and thats more so my point. As I stated buy into it as an Authentic and if an Issued pops up on your door step, the more the better. But again I dont know what the value of a Ray Lewis autograph is, so to me it seems a bit high anyway.

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                • slab0meat
                  Senior Member
                  • May 2010
                  • 526

                  #9
                  Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

                  I don't know WHAT I'd call it, all I know is it's not 100% correct of anything.

                  A retail authentic wouldn't have the year/size tagging in the neck. It has sleeves that look like a retail authentic. An issued/worn would have the year/size tagging BUT one would think the name would be CORRECT, reading "R. Lewis" .. and probably have altered sleeves and bottom.

                  So, if one doesn't care about those technicalities and really wants his autograph, I guess it's worth the auction price. Yuck.

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                  • suave1477
                    Banned
                    • Jan 2006
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                    #10
                    Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

                    Ok I got the perfect explanation for this Jersey.


                    Maybe this was made for Ray but since it was a blunder on the manufacturers behalf of by accident making the Jersey with out the "R". Lewis didnt want to wear it. So now the NFL gets this left over Jersey and knwoing they cant sell it as Game Issued because no one would believe that this Jersey was issued to Ray Lewis knowing it didnt have the R on it they decided to sell it as an Authentic and of course knowing it is still missing the R which would lessen the value of it selling, they asked Ray to Autograph it to help boost its sales.




                    Just a theory!!

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                    • kmantm64
                      Member
                      • May 2010
                      • 68

                      #11
                      Re: Ray Lewis, NFL Auctions Question

                      I have no input into the missing "R", but as far as the authentic vs. game issued, I have bought a few of these jerseys from NFL Auctions and I think the jerseys are actually somewhere in between. These are game jerseys that have all the proper tagging but haven't been tailored for the specific player yet. Specifically, they have the year tagging and the made in Berlin, WI tags, but they haven't been hemmed and/or cut to the player's exact specs yet. Therefore, they are absolutely beyond retail "authentic" jerseys but not technically "game issued." I assume they are all signed at the Ravens' facility and they have plenty of jerseys sitting around ready to go.

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