While the value of some traditional antiques has waned, sporting memorabilia has seen a significant resurgence. Rugby Union collectibles, in particular, are experiencing rising popularity and auction value, joining the ranks of more established collectibles like golf, cricket, and football memorabilia. Rugby Union Memorabilia at Anthemion Auctions Anthemion Auctions in Cardiff has become a key

For many, sports cards evoke memories of favorite players and unforgettable games. For Jason Koonce, however, they represent something much more: a lucrative business opportunity. What began as a childhood hobby has evolved into a high-grossing enterprise where he regularly earns six to seven figures in weekly sales, working with celebrities, athletes, and collectors worldwide.

The Anne Fund Sports Memorabilia Auction is back for its 24th year, with a target to raise $25,000 to support the Sechler Cancer Center. Building on a remarkable history of community impact, this event has generated over $400,000 to date, fully funding vital programs such as massage therapy for cancer patients. This year’s auction, scheduled

Welcome to our guide on becoming a savvy sports card buyer on eBay! In this series, we’ll cover essential tips for shopping on eBay, home to the largest sports card marketplace worldwide. Whether you’re hunting for iconic Topps rookie cards or the latest releases, these tips will help you save money and expand your collection

Six iconic Nike Air Jordans, each worn by basketball legend Michael Jordan during his championship-winning games, set a new record when they sold for $8 million at Sotheby’s on February 2, 2024. This unprecedented sale marked the highest price ever paid for game-worn sneakers at an auction, underscoring Jordan’s enduring legacy as the “GOAT.” Dubbed

Lionel Messi’s shirt from the 2022 FIFA World Cup final recently sold for an impressive $7.82 million, although it falls short of the top price in sports memorabilia history, with several items from baseball and basketball fetching significantly higher amounts. Interestingly, Messi’s World Cup jerseys, while iconic, sold for less than a single jersey worn

The sports memorabilia market is experiencing unprecedented growth, with a valuation of $26.1 billion in 2021 that’s expected to soar to $227.2 billion by 2032, driven by a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21.8%. This surge is fueled by heightened interest in both traditional collectibles and the rising popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs),

In an era before the term “sports memorabilia” had entered common usage, collecting autographs, matchday programs, or football cards was a modest yet cherished hobby. Fans, often children, would wait by the stadium, autograph books in hand, hoping for a player’s signature. Fast-forward to today, and the sports memorabilia market is a multi-billion-dollar industry where

A mint-condition Mickey Mantle baseball card recently sold at auction for an astonishing $12.6 million, setting a new record for the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia. This iconic Mantle card surpassed the previous record of $9.3 million for Diego Maradona’s jersey from the 1986 “Hand of God” World Cup match, as well as the

While Tiger Woods may not have clinched a victory at The Masters, his irons from the legendary “Tiger Slam” era still hit a major milestone, selling for a staggering $5.1 million—an eightfold increase from their 2013 sale. The sports memorabilia industry, a substantial part of the $370 billion collectibles market, has seen impressive growth as

Long-time boxing promoter Carl Gunns is making a heartfelt sacrifice, choosing to sell a prized collection of sports memorabilia to fund new equipment for the young athletes who frequent his gym. As the founder of Gunns Gym in Birstall, Carl has decided to part with pieces from his 45-year collection to help meet the evolving

Sports memorabilia continue to captivate fans and collectors, fetching staggering prices at auction. During last year’s surge of interest in “The Last Dance,” a pair of Michael Jordan’s game-worn sneakers sold for a record-breaking amount. Similarly, a piece of infamous baseball history—the ball that deflected off Steve Bartman’s glove in the 2003 NLCS—was acquired by

Thousands of rare, original artworks and signed memorabilia from esteemed artist Gary Longordo’s personal collection will soon be available for sale to the public. This remarkable collection includes pieces signed by legendary Hall of Fame athletes, including Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Tom Brady, Michael Jordan, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Jim Brown, Wayne Gretzky, Muhammad Ali,

Top Tier Authentics (TTA) has introduced an exclusive lineup of officially licensed college football memorabilia just in time for fans gearing up for the college bowl season. Available solely through Amazon Fanshop, this new collection gives fans a one-of-a-kind chance to own limited-edition items from beloved college teams. The initial release features standout memorabilia from

Throughout the last year, I have rediscovered an old childhood passion — collecting baseball cards. This dive back into the hobby was largely driven by my seven-year-old son, George. George has played organized sports for several years, loves to play, and has always enjoyed watching games on TV. However, his newfound obsession with cards began

Closing on February 23, the auction features items used and signed by all-time great athletes in various sports. Two former NBA players are also putting up their collections for auction. Gotta Have Rock and Roll, a premier online auction house specializing in music, sports, pop culture, and historical memorabilia, is reminding sports fans and collectors

Sports memorabilia has always been a fascinating avenue for collectors, with items associated with legendary athletes fetching astronomical sums at auctions. Among these, memorabilia linked to basketball icon Michael Jordan holds a special place, given his monumental impact on the sport. A prime example is a jersey worn by Jordan during the 1998 NBA Finals,

The sports memorabilia market, a long-standing favorite among collectors and investors, has entered a new era with the advent of NFTs (non-fungible tokens). This digital transformation has revolutionized how fans collect memorabilia, introducing a novel way to own rare and valuable items related to beloved teams and players. NFTs, which are stored on a blockchain,

In recent years, the world of antique collecting has seen a shift, with traditional markets waning and new niches emerging. Among these, sporting memorabilia has carved out a significant place, particularly items related to rugby union. This niche has seen a surge in interest and value, reflecting the rich heritage and passionate following of the