AAA authentication...

[90sTriplets]

Anyone bought anything with this authenticator? Thanks in advance.

[ejiminee]

I don't collect authenticated cards, so it's no surprise that I haven't heard of this one.

I've seen & heard of a few others, though.

Good luck.

[90sTriplets]

So here's what I got with AAA Authentication. It's a 12" X 6" Jersey Number 8 autographed by Michael Irvin. I should be able to get the fold out by lightly ironing it. My plan is to purchase another "8" unsigned and making a sort of jersey with "IRVIN" above the numbers and framing it with some photos or stars in the corners. I can see it in my mind, can't really describe it, lol. My Grandmother is a terrific seamstress so I may have her layer the numbers with blue fabric to make the "jersey" look like their Away jerseys and not so bland just being white number on blue jersey....
Next step is finding an exact twin to this number, then the process of sewing layers.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them! And of course I will keep you all updated on the progress, even though it will be a long process!

[hayn]

Wwwwow, that is absolutely bad ass! Sorry moderators, that's the only phrase I could come up with to desrcibe such a unique memorabilia.

Having a seamstress in the likes of grandma is a plus. As for your description of the potential design? I can see it too. I think it's a perfect compliment to the numbers. Remember, you only want to compliment the jersey numbers and not overdo the fact, subtlety is the key in my humble opinion. Your idea is so flowing I can only think of one addition, somewhere on the background, have your grandmother sign it. Make sure you have a step by step photo shoot of grandma making it. This will add not only to the collectibility but will also add as a family heirloom!

Toshi