Aaron Hernandez jersey exchange starts this weekend July 6, 2013 -- Updated 0557 GMT (1357 HKT) The Patriots are offering other players' jerseys in exchange for his However, on eBay, the jerseys are a hot item Hernandez is charged with murder in connection with the death of his friend (CNN) -- The New England Patriots have cut Aaron Hernandez over murder charges. Now they're offering fans a chance to get rid of his jersey in an unusual trade-in that starts Saturday morning. A week after the former tight end was charged with murder, the Patriots are encouraging parents to swap his No. 81 jersey for that of any other player on the team. Jersey owners must go to the ProShop in Foxborough, Massachusetts, during store hours Saturday and Sunday to exchange. While the Patriots try to scrub Hernandez's jerseys from the public eye, it's a different story on eBay, where they are fetching big bucks. Official Hernandez jerseys are selling for as much as $1,500 online as former fans try to cash in on the athlete's fall from grace and others try to snatch a bizarre collectible. Hernandez was arrested June 26. Who is Odin Lloyd? Hernandez, 23, is being held without bail at the Dartmouth House of Corrections in a 7-by-10-foot jail cell. CNN's Lauren Russell, Alison Kosik, Kevin Conlon and Dave Alsup contributed to this report.