I have just bought this!!!

[Tuggers1986]

My glove came this morning!! It's awesome!

[goldenglove2]

I have a Sugar Ray Leonard signed glove. Holla

[Tuggers1986]

I have a Sugar Ray Leonard signed glove. Holla

Awesome!!!

How much did that set you back?

[goldenglove2]

Awesome!!!

How much did that set you back?

Not a dime. My friend's company does business w/him. He came by the office and signed a few gloves. She knows Im a huge boxing fan, so I got one. Yay!

I also have Ali's autograph. Got it from him when I was 15. yay!

[Tuggers1986]

Not a dime. My friend's company does business w/him. He came by the office and signed a few gloves. She knows Im a huge boxing fan, so I got one. Yay!

I also have Ali's autograph. Got it from him when I was 15. yay!

Lucky bastard!

[goldenglove2]

Lucky bastard!

[βetamax]

Roy Jones Jr Autographed Everlast Boxing Glove + COA

Autographs are all hand signed, I do not sell any reprints what so ever! Each autograph will be supplied with a full Certificate of Authenticity, which will include a tamper proof hologram and unique serial number.



Yeah. I got it at a good price aswell. Only £52. I was looking on the net before and alot of the places I seen charge between $200 & $400. I want to get a nice canvas of Roy now to put on my wall next to the glove.

I may just be preaching to choir here but you got to be real careful when you purchasing autographed memorabilia off the internet. Anyone can slap on a hologram and number along with a COA, and that does happen, so you got to make sure your doing business with a reputable, well-established company. I also noticed this person may be using some slick wording such "hand signed" (by who, the athlete or yourself?) and mentioning it's not a reprint. Both of these statements may be true but they aren't telling you that it was actually signed by the athlete. The fact that the price is so much lower may also be a red flag.

I may be wrong, maybe he/she is a legitimate, great person but I'd use caution.

[Tuggers1986]

I may just be preaching to choir here but you got to be real careful when you purchasing autographed memorabilia off the internet. Anyone can slap on a hologram and number along with a COA, and that does happen, so you got to make sure your doing business with a reputable, well-established company. I also noticed this person may be using some slick wording such "hand signed" (by who, the athlete or yourself?) and mentioning it's not a reprint. Both of these statements may be true but they aren't telling you that it was actually signed by the athlete. The fact that the price is so much lower may also be a red flag.

I may be wrong, maybe he/she is a legitimate, great person but I'd use caution.

Very true, but i'vr already thought about this and was going to get it checked out.

Cheers.

[βetamax]

Very true, but i'vr already thought about this and was going to get it checked out.

Cheers.

You should if possible. Unfortunately it would probably be very difficult to prove which is probably why so many people getting away with scamming people in this business.