Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
Where is the Certificate of Authenticity?
Why are there multiple helmets signed by the same person with different prices?
What is PSA/DNA?
What is a "Custom" jersey?
A custom jersey is not manufactured or affiliated with any professional sports league or manufacturer. This custom jersey does not include any tags or team logos. They are intended to be purchased as an autographed collectible. The autographs are 100% authentic and have been authenticated by one of the worlds most trusted authenticators. The custom jerseys size is XL unless otherwise noted.
Your prices are so much lower are your items authentic?
What size are the autographed jerseys?
What is the difference between a replica helmet and an authentic helmet?
A replica helmet is a helmet that is designed to look like an authentic helmet worn by professional football players, but is not made with the same materials or construction techniques as the authentic helmets. They are typically made of plastic or a similar lightweight material, and may not have the same level of padding or protection as an authentic helmet. Replica helmets are often sold as collectible items, or as a cheaper alternative to an authentic helmet.
An authentic helmet is a helmet that is worn by professional football players, and is made with the same materials and construction techniques as the helmets worn on the field. These helmets are made of a lightweight but durable polycarbonate shell, and have advanced padding and protection to help reduce the risk of injury. Authentic helmets are made to meet strict safety standards, and are typically worn by professional players during games. They are also used by college and high school teams, and are more expensive than replica helmets.
The main difference between replica and authentic helmet is the level of protection and quality of the materials used to make it. Replica helmets are not made to the same safety standards as authentic helmets and are not meant to be used in a game, while authentic helmets are built to withstand the rigors of professional football and meet safety standards.
Will I be charged sales tax for online orders?
Is PSA better than JSA?
Do you offer custom jersey framing?
Do you buy items from the public?
What shipping options do you offer?
What happens if an item is lost by the carrier?
I ordered a display case where is it?
Do your items come pre-framed?
The item I received is different?
What determines the value of an autographed baseball?
The value of an autographed baseball is influenced by a number of factors, including:
The player who signed it: The value of an autographed baseball can be greatly influenced by the popularity and significance of the player who signed it. For example, a baseball signed by a legendary player like Babe Ruth or Jackie Robinson will generally be worth more than one signed by a lesser-known player.
The condition of the ball: The condition of the ball itself can also affect its value. A baseball that is in excellent condition, with no scuffs, marks, or discoloration, will generally be worth more than one that is damaged or worn.
The rarity of the signature: The scarcity of the player's autograph can also affect its value. For example, if a player rarely signs autographs, their signature will be more valuable than one from a player who signs frequently.
The authenticity of the autograph: The authenticity of the autograph is critical to determining its value. An autograph that has been authenticated by a reputable third-party authentication service will generally be worth more than one that has not been verified.
Provenance: The history of the baseball, including where and when it was signed, can also impact its value. If the baseball has a compelling backstory or was signed during a significant game or event, it may be more valuable than a ball with no notable history.