question about getting a jersey framed

[KOBEARODLT]

alright i have this arod jersey and was thinking about getting it framed and i like the work this ebayer does and its relatively cheap.
First off do you think it looks like a reliable ebayer and also do you think it would look good with option number 4 with this photo of arod and than instead of the cards have the picture of arod signing it and the coa....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...em=&sspagename=STRK:MEWAX:IT&salenotsupported

heres the photo i want to use

heres the picture and coa im talking about

 

[frikativ54]

I would get a display case, and not a frame. The jersey is ruined, if you pin or sew it down, which happens during the framing process. Get an opening and closing shadow-box, with a hanger inside.

 

[mikekarlovec]

i have a signed jersey and have it in one of these.

http://www.displaycaseart.com/jersey-case-acrylic.html

they look very nice up on the wall. kind of expensive from this place but you can shop around if you like this look.

the big thing i like about this case is that the jersey just sits on a hanger in the case so there is no damage to it like was mentioned above.

 

[jcmint]

I have mne in a real frame. the jersey is not ruined at all. They put a few stitches to hold it down. Nothing looks better the a professionally done framed jersey.

 

[UMich92]

I really like the work these guys do. http://www.homeplateheroes.com/JERSEY.html Definitely pricey, but they look oh so nice.

Alex

 

[ee10]

I used the same seller and had no trouble. It was around a 3 week turnaround...a little slow on the communication end, but the work turned out great. Here is a pic of the one I had done:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49190

 

[KOBEARODLT]

I used the same seller and had no trouble. It was around a 3 week turnaround...a little slow on the communication end, but the work turned out great. Here is a pic of the one I had done:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49190

damn dude that looks incredible, i thnk i have my answer!

 

[ee10]

I used the same seller and had no trouble. It was around a 3 week turnaround...a little slow on the communication end, but the work turned out great. Here is a pic of the one I had done:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49190

damn dude that looks incredible, i thnk i have my answer!

I was very happy with it. You may want to ask if they can do the pics instead of the cards. If they are the same size & vertical they shouldn't have any problem...I'm not sure they could do it, if the pic & coa were different sizes than the cards...if that makes sense?

 

[ChasHawk]

I used the same seller and had no trouble. It was around a 3 week turnaround...a little slow on the communication end, but the work turned out great. Here is a pic of the one I had done:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49190

damn dude that looks incredible, i thnk i have my answer!

I was very happy with it. You may want to ask if they can do the pics instead of the cards. If they are the same size & vertical they shouldn't have any problem...I'm not sure they could do it, if the pic & coa were different sizes than the cards...if that makes sense?

Definately using these guys whenever I get around to getting a jersey!
Great stuff man.

 

[Jays_Cards]

I bought from these guys as well, but I havent sent mine in yet..I have a Griffey UDA auto'd 600 HR jersey and UDA 600HR 8x10 and a Josh Beckett autod jersey that I am going to get done.

 

[mrwhitesox30]

I think having a picture of him signing it or the COA framed with it would look kind of tacky and bring down the overall look. I think they should both go on the back, because the only time you need them is if you need to sell it. I think an action shot would look much better.