WBSBurghFan2001, on Jun 23 2009, 11:56 AM, said:
Figured I'd expand a little more by asking all of you this. If you found your impossible to find/been looking for it FOREVER jersey, how far would you go to get it?
Would you buy it a size too big or too small (if you prefer to wear your jerseys)? I bought the old Mighty Ducks third jersey once in a size large, but it drove me so crazy that I had to part ways with it. So I'd have to say no, I'd keep looking until I found the jersey in the size that I want (I'm actually having this problem with a certain hat right now, I bought one off of EBay and I'm waiting to see if its gonna fit...).
Would you go a little bit beyond your financial means because the purchase would be that worth it to you? (I'd be likely to charge a jersey to my credit card if I found something I really wanted, and I try not to use my credit card that much.) Before I got married, yep. I'd be pulling out of my small savings that I had and putting money down on any jersey that I wanted (as a result, I usually had ZERO money saved. Now, I usually give it a run by the wife to see what kind of fight it would cause and how well we are doing moneywise. I gotta focus on my finances first these days, especially since I'm currently unemployed.
If someone was offering your dream jersey for trade, would you give up another one of your top favorites to obtain the piece you've always wanted? Yeah, I would actually consider it. It depends on which one they wanted though.
Or would you do something else not suggested in this list? I prefer the 550 style jerseys more than others, and currently I'm looking at the old Maskas from the early 90s in one particular jersey I want (inaugural Sharks). Recently, I came across a Sharks authentic Edge jersey that was personalized with #20 (Nabokov). It was being auctioned off on EBay by some company that sells jerseys and apparel that didn't make the final cut, to me it sounded like an online Marshall's or some place like that. The shoulder 20 was starting to peel off and it had no nameplate. The starting bid was at 99 cents and I just about put a bid on it when it was at $11.25, about seven hours before the auction ended, but I didn't and it soon shot up in price. I would definitely consider doing something like that again. This particular jersey didn't seem to be a knockoff and I've seen some pretty terrible Sharks knockoffs, so I was willing to give it a go.

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