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1915 Cyclone V-Twin motorcycle

Meet the first $1 million motorcycle – that you can’t ride on the road

Bright yellow and beautifully restored, this $1 million was the fastest on the road in its day. Read all about it here.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-02-12


Porsche 917K driven by Steve McQueen in the film Le Mans, 1971.

Did Seinfeld just turn down $25 million for his McQueen Le Mans car?

A huge car sale in the US brought in millions of dollars this month. But one car – a Porsche driven by Steve McQueen in the movie Le Mans – […]

By Colin Ricketts

2025-01-29


Jeff Jacobs with his action figure collection

World-record sale for Obi-Wan Star Wars toy

A rare Star Wars action figure showing Ben – Obi-Wan – Kenobi has set a record for its type of over $100,000. The figure was sold at Hake’s Auctions on […]

By Colin Ricketts


Set of German parcel gilt silver playing cards made by Michael Frommer in Augsburg in 1616.

Are silver playing cards worth an $800,000 gamble at auction?

A set of 17th-century, German, silver playing cards will auction in New York next month and could realise as much as $800,000.  The cards are a full set of 52. […]

By Colin Ricketts


Detail of Oscar Wilde portrait by Napoleon Sarony

Oscar Wilde ‘Ernest’ first edition to auction from Barry Humphries collection

Barry Humphries openly lived a double life. Oscar Wilde did so secretly. A copy of Wilde’s most famous work owned by Humphries may now make £150,000 at auction.

By Colin Ricketts


John Trumbull's painting of the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence.

Declaration of Independence worth $2.4 million say New York buyers

As independence fever ran around the 13 breakaway colonies of America, the country was hungry for copies of their founding statement. Find out about this rare copy of the Declaration of Independence here.

By Colin Ricketts


Richard Mille watch worn by sprinter Yohan Blake.

The $1-million Richard Mille watch that runs fast. As fast as Yohan Blake

This watch won a silver medal behind Usain Bolt. It’s accurate enough to time the likes of Yohan Blake, the sprinter who wore it for every race of the 2012 London Olympics.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-01-24


US 1901 Pan-American Invert

Upside down ship stamp sales past $20,000 at auction

You can immediately see why a framed image of this sort produces the most desired errors when it goes wrong. There’s an extraordinary story behind this stamp too.

By Colin Ricketts


Oxblood Gibson Les Paul owned by Jeff Beck.

Two £1 million guitars at Jeff Beck sale 

The Jeff Beck guitar collection sold in London yesterday, with two instruments going for over £1 million.  Beck’s collection was sold at Christie’s in London, with an online and phone […]

By Colin Ricketts

2025-01-23


DJT Numberplate from Donald Trump's red ferrari F430

Trump link could push Ferrari over $1 million

A President’s name adds value to the already precious in the case of this Ferrari, bought new in 2007 by Donald Trump. Is it worth $1 million.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-01-22


Bob Dylan Large Vintage Photograph From Don Hunstein's 1963 Session

Dylan Draft Mr Tambourine Man Lyrics go from bin to $500,000 sale 

On a typewriter in a journalist’s house with Marvin Gaye blaring at him through speakers, Bob Dylan wrote his most successful song. Those early lyric sheets have just been sold. e

By Colin Ricketts


Boers in a trench, Battle of Mafeking, Second Boer War

$2 million for South Africa’s Boer War “unicorn” coin

South Africa was on the brink of war as this coin was struck. That led to a mistake, and that led to the most valuable coin in South African history.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-01-16


Eric Morecambe supporting Luton Town FC

Glasses for £20,000, a Luton Town tracksuit for £5,500… that’s the magic of Eric Morecambe

A pair of glasses and a tracksuit each sold for 10-times their estimate as the sale of the 800-item personal collection of TV comic Eric Morecambe realised over £500,000 at […]

By Colin Ricketts

2025-01-15


The Amazing Spider-Man #194 cover showing Black Cat

Black Cat comic cover art sells for $1 million

Black Cat might be coming to our screens later this year. She’s an iconic Marvel Villain and her first battle with Spider-Man has just set quite a benchmark for comic-art sales.

By Colin Ricketts


Joachim-Ma Stradivarius violin

£15 million record predicted for Golden Period Stradivarius violin

His name is the first on your lips when you think of violins. Now, an instrument by the great 17th to 18th century Italian maker Stradivarius will sell for well over £10 million.

By Colin Ricketts


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