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Nyan Cat, the Internet's most famous digital Pop-Tart body flying kitty, just sold for nearly $600,000. Is the sale of digital assets a fad or the future?
Antique institute's 2020 survey results show that Art Deco is cat's meow, modular '70s furniture and smalls also popular in antiques and collectibles marketplace.
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For a cool $25,000 at Sotheby's, you could be hooping it in Nike basketball shoes made for President Obama.
LiveAuctioneers' 2020 report reveals record growth, collecting trends, positive environmental impact of recirculated antiques.
Expert Ben Bleiweiss explains why a rare Alpha Black Lotus card that sold for a world-record amount on eBay is worth a half million dollars. Seriously.
The founder of Profiles in History, a power player in Hollywood memorabilia, named Executive VP with Heritage Auctions, creating a formidable entertainment footprint.
New York's longest-running art, antiques and design fair is moving online.
Collector Glen Christensen turns childhood memories of his beloved Green Bay Packers into a remarkable home museum -- in the heart of Texas.
Sealed First Edition Base Set Booster Box breaks previous world record at Heritage Auction, continuing skyrocketing interest in Pokémon cards.
TV and film producer's Nacelle Co. dives into publishing with pop history, toy and nostalgia driven book line.
The World War II encryption device was recovered from the Baltic Sea.
Charles Kuralt became a "back-road poet" with his folksy "On the Road" stories that ran for decades on CBS. Here's a peek inside the motorhome that made it all possible.
The comic, graded VF+ 8.5 by Certified Guaranteed Company, is one of only three copies to receive such a mark.
The first-edition Pokémon card could bring $350,000 or more.
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