1973College Jerseys
College jerseys from the 1973 season, pulled from eBay as listings change. Replicas, throwbacks, and the occasional game-worn shirt.
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Close to 1973: the 1972 season
eBay is thin on 1973 College right now. These are 1972 listings, one season over, labeled so you know what you're looking at.
JOHNNY RODGERS SIGNED 1973 COLLEGE ALL STARS JERSEY PSA HEISMAN 1972 HUSKERS
NEBRASKA FOOTBALL RICH GLOVER #79 SIGNED 1972 GAME PLAN COLLEGE FOOTBALL PSA/DNA
Close to 1973: the 1974 season
eBay is thin on 1973 College right now. These are 1974 listings, one season over, labeled so you know what you're looking at.
Archie Griffin signed red College Style jersey, Beckett, HT 1974/75
Archie Griffin Signed Jersey Inscribed "H.T. 1974/75" (Beckett)
ERNIE DIGREGORIO AUTOGRAPHED NORTH CAROLINA TARHEEL JERSEY "1974 R.O.Y." Beckett
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Original or reproduction?
These are live eBay listings, so "1973" in a title can mean two things: a jersey made in 1973, or a throwback printed last month. The first thing to check is the maker's tag against who was actually making jerseys then.
- A Mitchell & Ness or Hardwood Classics tag means a licensed reproduction. A fine gift, not a 1973 original.
- Ask the seller for photos of the neck tag and the wash tag. Logos, fonts and fabric should match the era.
- The tag check has a limit: counterfeits copy the correct maker tag too. Price is the signal that scales. Real vintage doesn't sell far below every comparable listing, and a game-worn jersey priced like a t-shirt is neither.
- The Era originals filter above hides listings that are newly made by their own description: multi-size runs, custom name and number offers, reproduction brands. What survives isn't guaranteed original. A one-off fake in a single size with the right tag passes every check a listing allows, which is exactly why seller photos and feedback still matter.