Author: Colin Ricketts
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It’s got a face value of 10 cents, but if prices run to form then it will cost you around $500,000 to own it. Meet the 1975 Roosevelt Dime error.
Would you buy a used computer? What about a vital prototype in the development of Apple. And a medal made with mould that saved the world?
Star Wars helmets, Gladiator armour, Batman suits… it all adds up to over £10 million-worth of auction prices in one of the biggest film sales of the year.
Imagine the dedication to assemble every comic book published by DC, one of the greatest publishers of all time. Christine Farrell made it her life’s task and the results are stupendous.
An early George Harrison-owned guitar that was turned down by a 1964 competition winner could now make over $1 million at auction say the sellers. The instrument is one of […]
The Kennedy assassination will always fascinate and appall. Newly found footage of his fatal motorcade has just sold at auction.
A jersey worn by LeBron James for a famous high school photoshoot has realised $1.3 million at auction in Hong Kong. This is a world record for a high school […]
A set of nunchaku used by Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon realised $190,500 against an estimated price of $30,000 to $50,000 at auction in Hong Kong last week, a […]
This damaged glove might be one of the most important in boxing history if claims about it are correct. The sellers have lots of research to back them.
Some choice items from NFL star Tom Brady’s watch collection will be sold at auction this December, with an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak tipped to realise up to $800,000. The […]
Every metal detector dreams of finds like these. See two Ancient coin hoards that each made over £100,000 in total at auction.
In its understated way it’s one of the most famous outfits in movie history, and now Marlon Brando’s wedding day tuxedo from the opening scenes of the Godfather has a […]
Lord of the Rings will always attract attention, and in its original form it is hugely attractive to buyers when condition and rarity are added to the mix.
Did Marie Antoinette get fooled over these stones? One of the most famous pieces of jewellery in history has a part to play in this extraordinary auction sale in November.
Roberto Clemente was a pioneering Puerto Rican legend in his life. His legacy has made his baseball card one of the most valuable and collectible in the hobby.