How do i put a value on a rare jersey?

[danesei@yahoo.com]

Anyway, to the value of the item, the way I'd assume the value is the price that the under-bidder offered before the buyer's premium is added. There is some degree of psychology involved here, where a buyer may not have been willing to pay $9500, if that were the price, but would be willing to bid $7500 and accept the $2000 as a cost of business type thing.

Personally, given that it's the second one to hit the market, and not directly from the team, I'd say you're probably in the $5000-$8000 neighborhood, not the $17000 neighborhood that you were guessing.

[deerhunter]

Anyway, to the value of the item, the $5000-$8000 neighborhood.

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Thanks for the strait answer dansei.

Is there any disagreement?

[commando]

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Thanks for the strait answer dansei.

Is there any disagreement?

Because of your post, be ready for people to start sending money and trade offers you way. The jersey is of course worth what someone is willing to pay for it -- and there are indeed collectors out there with deep pockets. There's probably some millionaire Steve Young fan in Utah, who graduated from BYU, that would write you a nice check without thinking twice... But how do you find this guy?

I have learned that proper marketing is the key to selling high-dollar items, especially if you're not in a rush to sell the item by tomorrow. I have no ties to Goldin Auctions, but I would highly recommend them if you're looking to get full market value... Whatever that might be.