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Maybe it’s the greatest film ever made. And this humble wooden prop is what it’s all about. Discover the “Lost Rosebud” that’s about to become a movie collecting legend.
Time and fashion move on in music collecting as it does in the charts. Taylor and Miley now bring in more than Van Halen, Dylan and Lennon.
Princess Amelia died young, plunging her father George III into despair – and perhaps madness. This beautiful ring marked her life but was found in a charity shop for less than £20.
Banksy has worked in some very unusual spaces. Two of these three pieces were nearly destroyed because of their locations, now all three may make around £1 million.
Capone, notorious gang boss, and luxury watch owner. Al obviously cared for this time piece and had it personally altered more than once. Find out how much it’s selling for here.
The mystery and tragedy of Marie Antoinette adds value to even this spectacular jewel. How much will it make at auction next month in New York?
He’s still debated to this day, and a Napoleon collection selling next month in Paris is said to be one of the most important ever assembled.
Michael Schumacher drove this car to victory and a championship, selling it at the Monaco Grand Prix was the perfect setting. No surprise then that it set a record price.
The Traveller’s Collection could be the most significant coin sale in history. It’s started. And already records are being broken and estimates surpassed.
Any link to April 14, 1865 at Ford’s Theatre in Washington DC adds value to an item. Why? That night, President Lincoln was assassinated – and he carried these gloves as he died.
Everyone wanted a piece of The Beatles, and this watch contains a tantalising link to the most valuable recording ever made. Find out how here.
Books by his great inspiration William Blake are the top-valued items in an auction of the collection of children’s book illustrator Maurice Sendak. A copy of Blake’s Songs of Innocence, […]
Bill Kock is a legendary businessman and collector. His wine cellars are being emptied and may bring in at least $15 million in a three-day sale in New York.
A 90-year-old metal detectorist has found a hoard of coins that date back to pre-Roman Britain. They’re going to be sold next week.
Rusty Schweickart thought he’d lost the special watch he was given for his role in the Apollo space progamme. Luckily for buyers, with big money, he found it in a drawer and now you could buy it.
