Portis authentic jersey $75

[EddieF]

Okay this size 54 Portis jersey is absolutely like new. I think I have worn it once. But it's too big. Would be interested in a trade for a 52 authentic - let me know who you have in an authentic 52 or other memorabilia and I might want to trade.

$75.

The Taylor jersey has been sold.

[EddieF]

Here's the Taylor replica. There is a tiny spot high on the left chest shoulder. I tried to take a picture of it, it is not noticeable unless you're looking for it. It's an XL and was bought from the Redskins store the day he died and worn once since. The spot was on there when I bought it but it was the last one in the store that morning so I snagged it.

$40.

[EddieF]

Bump with reduced prices...

[EddieF]

REDUCED: Buy the Portis authentic for $100 and get the Taylor replica for free!

(plus shipping)

[Jofizz]

Interesting, that 75th patch is the one that is used for the Burgundy variant..

[EddieF]

Interesting, that 75th patch is the one that is used for the Burgundy variant..

I don't know the details of the patches and stuff, but this jersey came from Redskins.com.

[SKOALSKIN]

Don't you mean Korea.com. HAHAH nice knockoff broseph. Trying to gouge fellow fans. Classy.

[EddieF]

Don't you mean Korea.com. HAHAH nice knockoff broseph. Trying to gouge fellow fans. Classy.

Dude, what the hell. I bought this from the Redskins web site. It's over a $200 jersey, I'm not trying to gouge anyone. The Redskins store has Campbell white jerseys with the same patch on them on the racks right now.

[SKOALSKIN]

who are you kidding my man. That jersey cost you $30 bucks on e-bay. I know because I have the exact same one. The knock off looks good but it's not quite right. Good luck getting $10 bucks from that factory rip off (especially a portis)

[EddieF]

who are you kidding my man. That jersey cost you $30 bucks on e-bay. I know because I have the exact same one. The knock off looks good but it's not quite right. Good luck getting $10 bucks from that factory rip off (especially a portis)

I'm not lying. Post pictures of your fake.

[Mark The Homer]

Greetings.

While it's true that white game jerseys use a 75th anni patch that has a burgundy ring around it, and the burgundy game jerseys use a 75th anni patch that has a white ring around it, for some inexplicable reason, the NFL's retail division has elected to use the patch with the burgundy ring on some of the burgundy jerseys. But to confuse you, they also use the patch with the white ring (like on the gamers) on some of the burgundy jerseys too.

I'm not aware of genuine white retail authentic jerseys having 75th anni patches with white rings, but that doesn't mean it's not possible considering that they switched them around with the burgundy jerseys. Basically, the retail division is a cluster-**** when it comes to jerseys. Almost anything is possible.

Also, retail authentic jerseys were manufactured in Korea at one point - then they switched to Vietnam. I believe this switch from Korea to Vietnam occurred in 2008.

There is one sure-fire way to tell if a Redskins jersey is a fake authentic or a real authentic. Look at the "N" on "REDSKINS" up close. There will be two seams within the "N" that span from corner to corner. I've never seen a fake jersey with a correctly constructed "N." Maybe the OP would like to provide us with a close-up?

[EddieF]

Greetings.

While it's true that white game jerseys use a 75th anni patch that has a burgundy ring around it, and the burgundy game jerseys use a 75th anni patch that has a white ring around it, for some inexplicable reason, the NFL's retail division has elected to use the patch with the burgundy ring on some of the burgundy jerseys. But to confuse you, they also use the patch with the white ring (like on the gamers) on some of the burgundy jerseys too.

I'm not aware of genuine white retail authentic jerseys having 75th anni patches with white rings, but that doesn't mean it's not possible considering that they switched them around with the burgundy jerseys.

Also, retail authentic jerseys were manufactured in Korea at one point - then they switched to Vietnam. I believe this switch from Korea to Vietnam occurred in 2008.

There is one sure-fire way to tell if a Redskins jersey is a fake authentic or a real authentic. Look at the "N" on "REDSKINS" up close. There will be two seams within the "N" that span from corner to corner. I've never seen a fake jersey with a correctly constructed "N." Maybe the OP would like to provide us with a close-up?

Thanks for being civil, Mark. When I get home I will take a picture of that up close and post it.

I just went to the Redskins store and I was mistaken about there being some white jerseys there with the patch. But I have bought seven Redskins jerseys in the last 10 years and every one of them has come from redskins.com, nfl.com or the Fair Oaks Redskins store. I've never bought anything from eBay or craigslist or a site other than those I mentioned.

[DButz65]

Eddie i have a authentic ST jersey with the same N on it that i bought from the Redskins store in Leesburg VA, so i guess the Skins are selling or sold fake/knock off authentics to people. My other authentic i bought from nflshop has the same N. I would like to see a real authentic with the N a different way though.

[EddieF]

Eddie i have a authentic ST jersey with the same N on it that i bought from the Redskins store in Leesburg VA, so i guess the Skins are selling or sold fake/knock off authentics to people. My other authentic i bought from nflshop has the same N. I would like to see a real authentic with the N a different way though.

Well it hadn't occurred to me that the Redskins stores would be selling authentic jerseys that aren't authentic. If you can't know it's real when you get it from them, how can you know anything is real?

[EddieF]

Greetings.

There is one sure-fire way to tell if a Redskins jersey is a fake authentic or a real authentic. Look at the "N" on "REDSKINS" up close. There will be two seams within the "N" that span from corner to corner. I've never seen a fake jersey with a correctly constructed "N." Maybe the OP would like to provide us with a close-up?

Mark, I don't really know what I'm looking for, but this is a closeup of that area.