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There are just a couple of wrongs on this item:
1. Misplaced Steiner LOA
2. Steiner hologram on the tag looked like someone did a lousy job.
3. The wash tag looked funny to me.
The only thing look right is the MLB hologram, but then again....
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There are just a couple of wrongs on this item:
1. Misplaced Steiner LOA
2. Steiner hologram on the tag looked like someone did a lousy job.
3. The wash tag looked funny to me.
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Steiner does a lousy job on a lot of holos -
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I don't understand, you are upset the Steiner LOA was missing and their hologram is on crooked? The item appears 100% legit.
Did you email the seller with your concerns before calling it out on Game Used Universe?
Here is the jersey last time it sold:
Looks identical to me, just the Steiner LOA was lost.Comment
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Joel,
Why was the steiner hologram removed and put back on? In the two auctions, it's in different places.Comment
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Why did the HOLOGRAM removed in the first place?
Another thing that stood out, the wash tag being punched? I have about 10 of Yankees game used jerseys and NONE of mine has a hole-punched on it.
Coincident?
I want to know if other Yankees jersey collectors - check the wash-tag and see if there is a hole-punched on it.
Like I said, the only thing looks semi-legit is the the MLB hologram. Cant tell if that even legit from the photo.Comment
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So, did you ask the seller your questions before posting the on the forum?
No one is above the rules of this forum.
I don't see the issues, the jersey is apperars to be a legitimate pro-cut or whatever, but you seem to think Steiner and the current seller are up to no good? What makes the MLB hologram questionable? Are you just looking for trouble?
The Steiner sticker has moved? I guess you guys are really pfishing here.Comment
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So, I don't see any reason the seller wasn't contacted. It is really possible to click the eBay Ask A Question button.
If you think there is criminial wrong-doing, did you contact the forum moderators immediatley?Comment
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before Efrain left steiner i had communicated with him about the punched holes in the tagging
he stated that steiner had done this with all jerseys collected at season end which were holo'ed by MLB as issued
i have a few 2010 jerseys tagged as holo'ed with obvious wear simply due to authenticors not seeing the item come off the players back
what im trying to say is don't be thrown off by hole punched in tag--many 2010 NYY jerseys have that
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I also spoke with Efrain in the past and he also mentioned about the whole punched on wash tag as "no number" jersey.
And pulled one of my blank jersey which I wore to many games --- sure enough, there is a hole punch on it.
Now back to the point of the hologram, I have seen "photo copied" of the so called hologram at a collectible show. I pointed out to the dealer and he was shocked that it looked just like the real deal. He was pissed that he had put that game used jersey away.
With all the high tech printer out there, it is NOT that difficult to "custom made" an existing hologram.
Misplace LOA? It can happen.
The condition of the Steiner hologram when it was auction off is VERY VERY different from the one currently being auctioned.
Another thing, hologram doesnt just fall off on its own. The blank jersey I wore to the games and been washed and dried so many time i can count -- the Steiner hologram still STUCK on there. So, the excuse of the hologram just fell off and being put back is just kinda iffy at best!Comment
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Hmm, where did I say that Steiner is being up to no good?
Shit, if they were up to no good - they would have lose my number on their speed-dial. I spend more than I made with Steiner and I know what their stuff look like 99% of the time.
I just spoke with a closed friend there - they do not reused holograms that show that shown some kind of tampering (accident or not). Bent, crease or the mirror image has evidence of that. They dont want to leave any doubt on the holograms on their stuff.
I guess to each his own when it comes to purchase any item - questionable or not. "Fool and his money will part" when you dont research and question item you are buying. But thanks to this "education" forum, a lot of newbies wont make that mistake.Comment
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Strictly speaking of the hologram falling off...
I bought a 2010 issued Thames from Steiner a few years ago. I *think* there were two holograms on the Majestic tag (I'd have to physically check, not home right now), and I wore that jersey two or three times. One of the holograms fell off once, and I happened to see it on the floor.. tried putting it back on and it stuck. Next time out, it fell off again and I didn't find it. I'm not even sure if this was washed at all, MAYBE once.
Bottom line, it's very possible for this to happen.Comment
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Don't know about the OP's answer, but I know why I wouldn't waste my time trying to contact this seller: he's one of the biggest frauds on ebay who has already pled guilty to doctoring jerseys. So if he was contacted, based on previous experience, he'd deny, insult, or ignore.
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when you look up the mlb authentication number, why does it come up as team issued jersey only, not cano game issued?Comment
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As the seller is not selling this as game used, I don't see what the problem with selling a team issued (MLB Authenticated even ) jersey is.
Good information though on the hole punched in the team issued Yankees jerseys. I don't buy the blank part because the MLB Authentication shows #24.Comment
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Michael, I'm not sure what your issue is, but this jersey is a Steiner jersey from Grey Flannel and I'm not sure what your point is except an attack with no merit and clearly abusing forum policies.
The jersey was listed in Grey Flannel who works with Steiner and it appears identical to that jersey and you think the seller, who is under a microscope as Ken mentioned above, would counterfeit a hologram?
Without any proof your accusations are out of line and unprofessional. I'm not sure what you are trying to prove, but it is pretty sad your line of attack bringing up points that are not even close to being realistic.
No one can make accusations without first having some proof to back it up. If that was the case this forum wouldn't exist as it would be unprofessional and just a waste of time.
Good for you Steiner has your number on speed dial. I wouldn't brag about that.
I like your fool and his money comment. That usually describes customer who Steiner has on their speed dial.
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