Texas Rangers jersey experts

[NYCrulesU]

I've been doing some reading of old threads. I read that 2003 Texas Rangers jerseys were only issued in sets 1 and 2. No set 3.

Can anyone confirm this? Also, what would a 2003 set 3 be, game issued?


Thanks

[legaleagle92481]

I've been doing some reading of old threads. I read that 2003 Texas Rangers jerseys were only issued in sets 1 and 2. No set 3.

Can anyone confirm this? Also, what would a 2003 set 3 be, game issued?


Thanks

Contact Barry Meisel of MEIGray in the early 2000s (I am not sure of the exact time period) they had an exclusive on Rangers game used jerseys.

[joelsabi]

I've been doing some reading of old threads. I read that 2003 Texas Rangers jerseys were only issued in sets 1 and 2. No set 3.

Can anyone confirm this? Also, what would a 2003 set 3 be, game issued?


Thanks

heres the thread on the palmiero jersey.

[joelsabi]

heres the thread on the palmiero jersey.

opps

http://www.gameuseduniverse.com/vb_f...rangers+jersey

[Carlevv]

The long and short of it is this. In 2003 the Texas Rangers game worn jerseys were sets 1 and 2. Arod, Palmeiro and Pudge all bought boxes of jerseys with set 3 on them. Yes they bought, signed and sold them as game used. End of story.

[joelsabi]

The long and short of it is this. In 2003 the Texas Rangers game worn jerseys were sets 1 and 2. Arod, Palmeiro and Pudge all bought boxes of jerseys with set 3 on them. Yes they bought, signed and sold them as game used. End of story.

who is they? you make it sound like the 3 players sold them as game used originally.

thats not the whole story. you need to read the posts by rudy in the link i posted earlier.

[Carlevv]

If "THEY" signed them as "game used" they intended on selling them as gamers. I dont need to read anything to know that.

[NYCrulesU]

The long and short of it is this. In 2003 the Texas Rangers game worn jerseys were sets 1 and 2. Arod, Palmeiro and Pudge all bought boxes of jerseys with set 3 on them. Yes they bought, signed and sold them as game used. End of story.

Carlevv, you're correct. Thank you. I've been in contact with several reputable sources that have advised me to stay away from 2003 set 3 Rangers jerseys. From what I learned Raffy, Arod and Irod all ordered set 3's for themselves and signed them as game used when if fact the jerseys were not game used, or at a bare minimum they were worn for an inning of a game. The latter making them "game used" but not highly desirable.


I've gotten the answer to my original question. Thanks all.

[joelsabi]

If "THEY" signed them as "game used" they intended on selling them as gamers. I dont need to read anything to know that.

Carl,

I am just saying that if you read that thread you will see that there were some jersey that were assigned as game issued and unsigned and tagged by Meigray. Later these jerseys ended up miraculously showing usage and coa papers that said they were game used. Meigray verified this and then later said that the buyer,since they have records of who they sold to, would no longer be able to buy jersey from Meigray.

i didnt want to spell it out because i like people to make up there own mind, hence the link.

Regards,

Joel

[joelsabi]

Carlevv, you're correct. Thank you. I've been in contact with several reputable sources that have advised me to stay away from 2003 set 3 Rangers jerseys. From what I learned Raffy, Arod and Irod all ordered set 3's for themselves and signed them as game used when if fact the jerseys were not game used, or at a bare minimum they were worn for an inning of a game. The latter making them "game used" but not highly desirable.


I've gotten the answer to my original question. Thanks all.

Here is from the link I mentioned earlier:


The truth is:

1) A jersey sold by MeiGray as game-issued to a well-informed original owner was sold as game-worn by a major authenticator that is well aware of MeiGray's registration system.

2) The jersey still had the inventory serial number in it, which would have made it incredibly easy for any subsequent owner to check on. MeiGray offers a toll-free number for this service.

3) Even if the jersey changed hands a number of times, and one or more owners did not know of MeiGray's registration system, the authenticator who put his name to the jersey is familiar with MeiGray's system, and of MeiGray's deal with the Texas Rangers. Of that we are certain.

Isn't that the real issue here: Why aren't the authenticators checking with the original source of the Texas Rangers jerseys? Why are they calling something game-worn without referring to our database?

Respectfully,

Barry