Iverson photomatched Nuggets GU Auto Jersey w/ Iverson LOA

[al3xmac10]

How much do you think an in-game action photomatch of an Iverson Nuggets GU Auto Jersey (w/ Iverson LOA) will fetch?
Do you think it can reach $2,000?

[platinum1]

I don't think questions like that can be answered because it takes 2 people to drive up the price of an item when the item is in auction.

It can worth $5,000 to you but in the eye of other collectors it could only be $1.

Do some research and you can see what other Iverson items have gone for and base it out of that.

Just my

[legaleagle92481]

Definitely. NBA jerseys go for big bucks. Allen is still very popular and two grand is defintely an easy target price to meet for one of his gamers. Look at Meigray's site they sell much lesser players for that price. They were advertising an Iverson from his last season for $2,500 in fall 2010.

[gingi79]

I love these types of posts because when I don't have an immediate answer, I enjoy looking on auction sites and eBay both active and completed auctions and then sounding really knowledgable.

I think the most desirable version is the Baby Blue so if that is the jersey in question then it may be a little higher.

All I can say is a Navy Nuggets without any listed documentation from Hoop-Style didn't sell at $600. Someone with an ISSUED 09/10 76ers with Iverson paperwork sold for $600 however. I think this tells us NOT to sell on eBay otherwise I'd say around at least $1000 is a very safe bet but much more is iffy. Many Sixers are selling at around $350.

I would suggest finding a reputable auction house, ask others smarter than I for suggestions, and hope for the best. I wish I had a friend at NBA Auctions, those shirts seem to sell at prices beyond my mortal brain can handle.

[al3xmac10]

Thanks to all forum members who have shared their knowledge so far!


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