- Sep 13, 2013
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Apparently he had some free NM bumper stickers he put on the toilet but no one wanted the Teakle fecal decals.
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It has or he's taken it down, he's still selling some shirts thoughHas it sold yet?
I have done many, many memorabilia auctions over the years and certificates of authenticity make me smile. Its like saying someone can forge a signature but they would never forge the certificate of authenticity.Does it come with a certificate of authenticity
I have two near-identical items of historic value. One was purchased officially from the club with a certificate of authenticity. The other was obtained "independently" with photographic and eyewitness evidence to prove its authenticity but without any officially sanctioned authentication. If you study both items closely, and if you acknowledge that the unofficial item is genuine (which I'm telling you is 100% true), then you might begin to question the bonafides and the integrity of the officially sanctioned item.I have done many, many memorabilia auctions over the years and certificates of authenticity make me smile. Its like saying someone can forge a signature but they would never forge the certificate of authenticity.
People forget the old end of season player BBQ event which was designed around selling off player gear (along with sausage sizzle) to fund their end of season trip. They had to shut those down because someone decided they contravened TPP / salary cap rules.There’s a market for it
Im shocked to be sitting here...I have done many, many memorabilia auctions over the years and certificates of authenticity make me smile. Its like saying someone can forge a signature but they would never forge the certificate of authenticity.
Got some great bargains at those BBQs.People forget the old end of season player BBQ event which was designed around selling off player gear (along with sausage sizzle) to fund their end of season trip. They had to shut those down because someone decided they contravened TPP / salary cap rules.
You’ve been waiting for that moment, like the commentators waiting on Lillee, caught Willey, bowled DilleyApparently he had some free NM bumper stickers he put on the toilet but no one wanted the Teakle fecal decals.
Like a trapdoor spider, mate.You’ve been waiting for that moment, like the commentators waiting on Lillee, caught Willey, bowled Dilley
All time best of this kind was:You’ve been waiting for that moment, like the commentators waiting on Lillee, caught Willey, bowled Dilley
What a pity... Was genuinely one of the last genuine player / supporter interactions where both could let their hair down a bit and treat each other as humans.People forget the old end of season player BBQ event which was designed around selling off player gear (along with sausage sizzle) to fund their end of season trip. They had to shut those down because someone decided they contravened TPP / salary cap rules.
Always had a soft spot for Teague who rocked up and hung out with supporters after being traded that year. Top lad.What a pity... Was genuinely one of the last genuine player / supporter interactions where both could let their hair down a bit and treat each other as humans.
I didn't mind him.Always had a soft spot for Teague who rocked up and hung out with supporters after being traded that year. Top lad.
Such As Life my friend.Always had a soft spot for Teague who rocked up and hung out with supporters after being traded that year. Top lad.
Has to start the season coming off the benchI didn't mind him.
Theres a little shimmer of hope with this oneTest just needs it all to click & we'll have ourselves another diamond in the rough.
I don't see it. He should be a break glass only option.If he can kick 25 goals for the year and provide 5 competitive minutes a quarter in the ruck, he's done his job and will get another contract.
there was a guy on here not long ago with a "match-worn 1996 premiership jumper" along with a certificate of authenticity. the jumper had 5 stripes on the front and back instead of 3.I have two near-identical items of historic value. One was purchased officially from the club with a certificate of authenticity. The other was obtained "independently" with photographic and eyewitness evidence to prove its authenticity but without any officially sanctioned authentication. If you study both items closely, and if you acknowledge that the unofficial item is genuine (which I'm telling you is 100% true), then you might begin to question the bonafides and the integrity of the officially sanctioned item.
In other words, there's no need to even question whether a signature is forged if a genuine signature on a genuine certificate of authenticity can be attached to a dodgy product.