T shirts, not T cards

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Posted By: Bruce Babcock

I would be hesitant to buy this unless it was graded. It could be trimmed. And I don't believe the story about the grandfather, on his death bed, selling the shirt to the dealer . . .



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8365766120&ssPageName=MERCOSI_VI_ROSI_PR4_PCN_BIX#ebayphotoho sting

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

with the Ty Cobb back, tsk, tsk. Most of them are pretty nice.

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Posted By: davidcycleback

"I bid on the Blue Eyed Wagner and all I got was this T-shirt."

If someone gave me this T-shirt, I'd wear it. Though I don't beleive I've ever not worn a T-shirt someone's given me. Even if a T-shirt is funny looking, you can wear it underneath your sweater. Just don't give me an ugly sweater.

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Posted By: Richard Dwyer

I'd give the shirt off my back for a real Wagner. I've seen these shirts before also. Dunno if I would wear one, except at card shows.

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Posted By: Max Weder

Patent pending? For $10, I can go get a bunch of the iron-on transfers at Staples or Office Depot, get Zach to touch up a Library of Congress Hi Res scans of the front and back of a card and iron on a transfer front and back. (The "patent pending" must actually involve remembering to hit "mirror print" when you print the transfer, so when ironed on, the image doesn't come out backwards)

That said, if my eyes aren't deceiving me, didn't he use a reprint of the Wagner card for the T-shirt?

Max

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Posted By: Bryan

Is that a phone number on the back bottom of the card? How tacky is that.

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Posted By: tbob

I hate those guys who sell stuff for a buck and then charge $13 for shipping when you could toss it in an envleope and send it for a dollar. A common deception on ebay is the cheap item price and the monstrously inflated postage rate.