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  • joelsabi
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    i guess the seller pulled it.

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  • Marichal27
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    Originally posted by both-teams-played-hard
    Pre-1987, so it seems it must be "unable to authenticate".
    MEARS couldn't grade eggs!

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  • both-teams-played-hard
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    Originally posted by joelsabi
    can someone surmise what grade mears would give for this jersey? would this be a Mears A5 or not?
    Pre-1987, so it seems it must be "unable to authenticate".

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  • joelsabi
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    Originally posted by joelsabi
    this jersey looks better than the concepcion replicas i have seen with the same logo and number location. game used jerseys of concepcion are hard to come by and this could be a good alternative but if people are bidding as if this is a game used jersey, i wont compete.

    is this jersey currently overpriced base on the assumption that its a game used jersey. this would you considered a retail jersey, correct?
    can someone surmise what grade mears would give for this jersey? would this be a Mears A5 or not?

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  • joelsabi
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    Originally posted by lon lewis
    For those of you who have been following this thread, the jersey in question probably originated at Koch Sporting Goods located in Cincinnati. During the late '70's and early 80's they would get blank jerseys from each manufacturer ( Wilson, Rawlings, Goodman but no McAuliffe) letter them up for what ever team and sell those jerseys as replicas. The size was marked on the tail in order to make it easier to determine the size when the jerseys were on the storage shelves. Some of those jerseys have made it into the hobby over the years with various stories attached to them - somtimes refered to as "salesmans samples" which is sort of a code for "we don't use the word retail - this sounds more legitimate"
    I do agree that the seller in this instance probably doesn't know any better on why the size is markered on the tail

    this jersey looks better than the concepcion replicas i have seen with the same logo and number location. game used jerseys of concepcion are hard to come by and this could be a good alternative but if people are bidding as if this is a game used jersey, i wont compete.

    is this jersey currently overpriced base on the assumption that its a game used jersey. this would you considered a retail jersey, correct?

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  • Marichal27
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    Originally posted by lon lewis
    For those of you who have been following this thread, the jersey in question probably originated at Koch Sporting Goods located in Cincinnati. During the late '70's and early 80's they would get blank jerseys from each manufacturer ( Wilson, Rawlings, Goodman but no McAuliffe) letter them up for what ever team and sell those jerseys as replicas. The size was marked on the tail in order to make it easier to determine the size when the jerseys were on the storage shelves. Some of those jerseys have made it into the hobby over the years with various stories attached to them - somtimes refered to as "salesmans samples" which is sort of a code for "we don't use the word retail - this sounds more legitimate"
    I do agree that the seller in this instance probably doesn't know any better on why the size is markered on the tail
    Lon.........Didn't the Rawlings Reds jerseys have year flag tags at that time?

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  • lon lewis
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    For those of you who have been following this thread, the jersey in question probably originated at Koch Sporting Goods located in Cincinnati. During the late '70's and early 80's they would get blank jerseys from each manufacturer ( Wilson, Rawlings, Goodman but no McAuliffe) letter them up for what ever team and sell those jerseys as replicas. The size was marked on the tail in order to make it easier to determine the size when the jerseys were on the storage shelves. Some of those jerseys have made it into the hobby over the years with various stories attached to them - somtimes refered to as "salesmans samples" which is sort of a code for "we don't use the word retail - this sounds more legitimate"
    I do agree that the seller in this instance probably doesn't know any better on why the size is markered on the tail

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  • sox83cubs84
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    Joelsabi:

    The seller may not know any better, but that is a size notation that appears on many Rawlings salesman's samples/replicas in the 1970s. I've seen the same notations, in similar handwriting and the same area of the jersey on Veeck-era White Sox home replicas as well.

    Dave M.
    Chicago area

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  • joelsabi
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    Originally posted by sox83cubs84
    It's from the era, but it's not a team-issued jersey. Reds replicas/samples were all over the place in the mid/late 1970s, many of which came from one Midwestern seller, last name of Stanton, who sold them as replicas, but couldn't do anything about it when his buyers, in turn, sold them. The giveaway on Rawlings Reds fakes like this is the lightly laundry markered size notation on the front right tail near the seam (which, strangely enough, the seller gives us a close-up of in his photos).

    Dave M.
    Chicago area
    why is the seller saying "42 in black marker on front most likely clubhouse written." Was this a practice of the clubhouse back then.

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  • gingi79
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    Originally posted by sox83cubs84
    It's from the era, but it's not a team-issued jersey. Reds replicas/samples were all over the place in the mid/late 1970s, many of which came from one Midwestern seller, last name of Stanton, who sold them as replicas, but couldn't do anything about it when his buyers, in turn, sold them. The giveaway on Rawlings Reds fakes like this is the lightly laundry markered size notation on the front right tail near the seam (which, strangely enough, the seller gives us a close-up of in his photos).

    Dave M.
    Chicago area
    Dave,

    Has anyone notified the seller of this? He has perfect feedback and doesn't sound like a scammer. Maybe he was scammed into thinking this was real. I'd email him but I don't know anything about these Reds shirts.

    Of course he could just be full of it. Anyone ever deal with the seller before?

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  • sox83cubs84
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    It's from the era, but it's not a team-issued jersey. Reds replicas/samples were all over the place in the mid/late 1970s, many of which came from one Midwestern seller, last name of Stanton, who sold them as replicas, but couldn't do anything about it when his buyers, in turn, sold them. The giveaway on Rawlings Reds fakes like this is the lightly laundry markered size notation on the front right tail near the seam (which, strangely enough, the seller gives us a close-up of in his photos).

    Dave M.
    Chicago area

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