Despite the Aaron Hernandez murder charge, his jersey isn't going down on the secondary market. In fact, some are selling for over $1,000 on eBay.

Autographed Hernandez jerseys were selling for more than $1,000 early in the week, with one signed red jersey reportedly netting $3,050.

Two other Hernandez jerseys, both autographed, have eclipsed the $200 mark on the site. Even a pylon signed by the disgraced tight end is up for sale at $199.99.

Hernandez jerseys are selling for $400 online and autographed jerseys have been sold for over $1,000. On Saturday, hundreds of them were tossed into a bin, never to be worn again.

Lynn L’Heureux, meanwhile, bought a Hernandez jersey for $100, and has seen bidding head over $130. Meanwhile, a pair of autographed Hernandez jerseys have seen bidding skyrocket over $200 each ...

There are a lot of stories in "Unnecessary Roughness," including how Hernandez sold his jersey for $50K, and used the money to float a drug wholesale purchase that netted $70K in profit.

A signed Hernandez jersey sold Wednesday on eBay for $575. Autographed towels, footballs, trading cards and end zone pylons were also available for hundreds of dollars.

But on eBay, some are paying big bucks for jerseys stitched with Hernandez's No. 81 after the tight end was arrested last week and charged with the murder of semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd.

When Johnson joined the Patriots in 2011, Hernandez immediately surrendered the 85 jersey to his new teammate out of respect. Johnson legally reverted to his original name in 2012.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Owners of Aaron Hernandez football jerseys have taken to eBay to rid themselves of his jersey -- and make a hefty profit. Official Hernandez jerseys, which went for $100 ...

The jersey exchange program is part of that PR effort, allowing Pats fans to freely trade in a Hernandez jersey for another player's. The newly-signed Tebow — the all-American, take-him-home-to ...

Aaron Hernandez football jerseys have become a hot item on eBay since he was charged with first-degree murder.