I want to buy an authentic NBA jersey for my friend. How would I know that it is authentic? Where are they made in? Are they made in China?
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If you want to buy an authentic NBA jersey and know 100% it's authentic buy it from NBA.com
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are u chinese? thast how i ask a question without costing myself 5 points. haha, jk...i say u hit up ebay.
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Jay Williams's jersey was retired after he lead them two national title. He then was drafted by the bulls, but messed up his career in a motocycle accidents after his rookie year in the Nba in 2003 and havent came back yet
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Rarity does not equal value.  I'm not familiar with the jersey, but if it's a sewn-on patch then the value difference between that and any other is nothing,  because it would be impossible to tell whether it was a factor defect or a post-sale change.
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1. Supposedly because the new ball has better grip and feel, eliminates the need for a break-in period, which is needed for leather balls, and has consistant characteristics from ball to ball.\n\n2. The league says the tights ban is because they don't like the look of the tights and thought players wore them as some sort of fashion statement. The league wants the look of players on the court to be consistant. They've also banned players from wearing rubber wrist bands that have writing on them like the players name.\n\n3. The Bulls have their own team rules, and one of those rules is that players don't wear headbands (the Utah Jazz have the same team rule). Players can be fined, benched and suspended fo breaking team rules. Teams have their own reasons for having team rules, such as putting out a particular image, as a show of team unity, etc. There's nothing wrong with wearing a headband, but players need to be aware of their teams rules and follow them. The flap with Wallace started because he says he didn't know about these rules at the time he signed with the team.
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Absolutely!!!  \n\nI quit buying things "Made in China"  over 10 years ago.\n\nI am not against Fair Trade.  I am against items that were traditionally made in the USA & Americans losing jobs because these items are now manufactured in China.  \n\nMany of these items are inferior:  poor quality, bad craftsmanship or workmanship, in essence they are cheap.\n\nMany things are quite difficult to find w/o components made in China  especially electronics & some things are completely made in China.\n\nVCR's, Digital Cameras, Computers...however Japan & Korea's technology is as good if not better then China's.\n\nI refuse to buy clothes made in China...I will however buy clothing made in other counties.   Such as India, they have some of the best cotton clothing & Russia has very well-made clothing.\n\nHave you bought shoes lately?  8 out of every 10 pairs of shoes are "made in China".  Even traditional USA brand shoes have switched to Chinese production, such as Eastland & Bass.  I recently noticed that some Birkenstocks (which were originally German) are now "made in China"!\n\nI love catalogs like L.L. Bean that specify where an item is made.  L.L. Bean will also pay for the return shipping if you return an item because the country's origin was misrepresented in their catalog.  Once one of their descriptions said "USA or China"...a customer service representative actually went into their flagship store in Maine & found the USA item & shipped it to me because I did not want the China item.  They are this good!\n\nI definitely will NOT buy plastics made in China (storage bowls), there was a case in PA a few years ago that made headlines about a church picnic, where a couple of senior citizens died &, several others including children were taken to the hospital due to Poisoning...it was originally thought the people had suffered food poisoning when actually it was found to be PCB's leached from the plastics bowls bought at a dollar type store.  The bowls were made in China.   The article went on to say, that many countries do not have the same manufacturing standards with plastics as the US does.\n\nProbably the only thing that I would buy actually made in China...would be antique authentic "China" (dishware).  :-)\n\nSo stick to your guns & read those labels, save those American jobs.  :-)\n\nP.S. Smiles-->Took me 7 tries before I could find an American flag made in the USA & I had to buy it via the internet, because Lowe's, Home Depot, Wal Mart, Kmart & Kohl's did not carry them!!!
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No!  Mail it to me!\n\nSeriously, look it up in Beckett's Basketball Card Magazine.  Hang on to it and don't let some dealer buy it before you get at least 2 quotes on it.
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If I were you I would get the card graded, especially if you're going to try and sell in on the internet.  A lot of people try to sell fake autographs which bring down the value of authentic autographs by quite a bit unless they have proof. (COA's are easy to fake so don't go there).  I would either of the sites below to find out how to get it done.  To answer your question though an authentic Jordan autographed card will sell $200-$500 on ebay I would guess.  If you found a good collector to sell to you could get more.
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All the mugs I have, sold, or handled I have always seen "made in china" on the bottom.\n\nI would start off with China Wholesalers first.\n\nDollar store wholesalers I never find much with them past bubble gum machine junk.\n\nYou might try just shopping at the stores and try to find an address, dot com or something on a mug and go from there.  Many times I have found products by going backwards up the tree.
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whats not to like. honestly i dont pay any attention to them but i know they are a good team. They seem to have good fundamentals and good teamwork. The NBA Team that they beat were the Toronto Raptors, and even though their record sucks, thats an NBA Team no matter what someone says.
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Depends on the jersey you are looking for.  The only one I could find was autographed here is the link though.
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I think it's on an angle.  Other jerseys on the team seem on angle.  I noticed this during Italy's game.
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try this site, thay do all sorts of trading cards. This will give you an idea.\n\nhttp://tradingcard.f2g.net/trading-card_nba-cards.html
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Take it to a sports and memorabilia appraiser.  If there's an auction house near you, they should have one.
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Hey Larry, Flyers fan here. The best Bruins jerseys were the ones that came out in the mid-to-late 70's that didn't have the oval and stripes across the shoulders. I never liked those on any jersey. I agree that some teams should leave well enough alone. Case in point: the Flyers third jersey.
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ok i may buy some lebron james is a crazy good player so i will talk to u about it\n\nTJ
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You cant get a personalized Chicago Bulls jersey without paying forit. But you can get one at the NBA store in New York City.