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not my sale but I was shocked, I thought it was 10%
so should've been under $100
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so should've been under $100
WILD
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different categories get different fees now, i think jerseys are 12.9% and get this: if you sell to a buyer who's somewhere like China, but are using a forwarding service that you ship to a US address, YOU get hit with an international fee too (1.65%)not my sale but I was shocked, I thought it was 10%
so should've been under $100
WILD
think thats what happened too upon looking at the screenshot he sentdifferent categories get different fees now, i think jerseys are 12.9% and get this: if you sell to a buyer who's somewhere like China, but are using a forwarding service that you ship to a US address, YOU get hit with an international fee too (1.65%)
When did eBay fees get so ridiculous? My brother sold his booker jersey for a little under $800
Fees were $120…
Jesus Christ
This patch business is a little weird because I want to add them to my retail authentics that came without.
However, the only way to get a "legit" patch is to buy a swingman from a team store, try to remove the patch & put it on the authentic. And that's not even a guarantee to be a successful job.
there are various licensing deals that convolute what jerseys can be sold where and how. silver crystal has the rights to letter jerseys sold in arena for most teams in the big four NA sports leagues. fanatics has the rights to produce mlb jerseys sold at retail and they own majestic hence the reason nike uses majestic shells. mitchell and ness has the rights to hwc which is ostensibly why you dont see nike auth throwbacks. nike lettered jerseys are what you see in niketown and in the rare shops that carry auths like just sports and certain footlockersThanks for the education, very interesting indeed. Why doesn't Nike do their own lettering/naming? Aren't they in control of which players have jerseys to sell?
nike is 100% making ad patches. the gamers use a proprietary twill that only nike has. i have an acquaintance that works for silver crystal and i asked him why they dont use nike twill to customize in arena jerseys and he said they cant source the material. it would make zero sense that arena jerseys have gamer patches but still use standard twill for numberingI think it's only selected teams. Curry statement jersey from Footlocker, and Kawhi city from NDC came with ad patch already. However, AD city, Dame city, Kyrie city & Durant statement all from NDC didn’t have ad patches.
So I'm not sure about this info that Nike is making ad patches.
i'm not sure but my guess is just manufacture dates. as we know nike produces jerseys in seasonal runs. i'm guessing the jerseys that dont have ad patches were the earliest in this years production cycle. the pre-application of patches perhaps started happening to circumvent supply chain issues further delaying the availability of jerseys/patches at team shopsYeah, it's kind of weird how their picking and choosing. I don't think anyone's found a solid reason yet.
Which ones? The late 90s navy, white and red throwbacks are I like that it says Nets as opposed to Brooklyn tooJust ordered a Durant! Now to find a patch to put in this
They only made Irving City Edition authentics I think. I bought it a few months ago and I'm glad Kyrie is finally wearing it, it's kind of a relief.Which ones? The late 90s navy, white and red throwbacks are I like that it says Nets as opposed to Brooklyn too
nice pricesSale over at nbastore.eu
^Still the only retailer to offer a durant icon authentic
I got the authentic icon edition.Which ones? The late 90s navy, white and red throwbacks are I like that it says Nets as opposed to Brooklyn too