WESTHAMPTON, N.Y. – Grey Flannel Auctions’ 2012 Holiday Auction is now under way, with every major sport represented in dozens of Premier lots. In all, 704 lots have been selected for the absentee and Internet auction that closes for bidding … Read More +
Kaminski Auctions announces its largest sale of the year offering an eclectic mix of European furnishings, decorative and fine art on Saturday; Sunday features Americana, baseball memorabilia and a single owner folk art collection from Cape Cod. Read More +
Giving other search engines badly needed competition, online juggernaut Amazon.com is moving into the collectibles world to take dealers’ inventory out of the labyrinth that is Google search and away from eBay’s costly listing fees. Read More +
Hunt Auctions sold an authentic Ty Cobb Hillerich & Bradsby baseball bat for $253,000 July 10, 2012, in Kansas City, Mo. Read More +
Robert Edward’s record-setting May 12, 2012 saw 177 lots bring for $10,000 or more, including a Babe Ruth rookie baseball card selling for $142,200 and a T206 Wagner selling for $651,750. Read More +
An aggressive bidder from New York bought an actual 1996 New York Yankees World Series ring once owned by former ballplayer Rey Quinones for $15,600 on March 25, 2012 at Tim’s Auctions of Bristol, Conn. Admittance to the auction came in the form of a suggested $10 donation to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Tim’s has raised more than $45,000 for the charity against a goal to reach $50,000 in 2012, St. Jude’s 50th year. Read More +
AntiqueTrader.com features select half- and full-page ads from the print magazine, extending our promise to help our customers find new customers. In this space you’ll see fresh updates to the latest antiques auctions, shows and events. Weekly Antiques Auctions & Shows: May 2 – June 23, 2012 Read More +
Bidding is open now for REA’s annual spring sports-related and Americana auction, which is filled with more than 1,500 lots of rare and desirable sports memorabilia and American history. Read More +
For 24 years, the San Francisco Antiquarian Book Print and Paper Fair has drawn bibliophiles together to refine their collections. The fair was Feb. 4-5, 2012. The report from Fair exhibitors was positive. Rosemarie Rustico of San Francisco’s W C Antiques described the first day as “killer busy.” The second day was a bit easier (Super Bowl XLVI might have had something to do with that). Read More +
PSAcard.com is removing the pay wall to its PSA Population Report and Sports Market Report (SMR) Online Price Guide, making it available free to everyone. The subscription previously cost $39.95 a year. Read More +