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Rare Air! Jordan Jersey Sells for Record-Setting $10.1 Million
A "Last Dance" game-worn jersey worn by Michael Jordan in 1998 sets record for most expensive sports jersey sold at auction.
1952 Mantle Baseball Card Sells for Record $12.6 Million
The highest-graded Mantle card on the market is now the most expensive sports card in history, shattering the old record by more than $5 million.
Heritage Auctions Leaps Into Collectible Sneakers Market
A conversation with sneakerhead Arman Salemi, consignment director of the auction house's new collectibles category, on why sneakers are so popular.
LeBron James Basketball Card Sells For $2.4M
Rare James' 'Triple Logoman' card is now one of the most valuable modern sports cards in the world.
Michael Jordan's Rookie Shoes Sell for $1.47M
Before he was Air Jordan, MJ wore Nike Air Ships, now the most expensive game-worn basketball shoes of all-time.
High Flyers! Jordan's 'Space Jam' Shoes Sell for $176K
One-of-a-kind Air Jordan brand sneakers made for Michael Jordan to honor his role in the hit Looney Tunes movie 'Space Jam' are slam dunk for collectors at Sotheby’s.
Rare Obama Kicks For Sale
For a cool $25,000 at Sotheby's, you could be hooping it in Nike basketball shoes made for President Obama.
Mantle Card Sells for $5.2M
A 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card now most valuable sports card in history.
Green and Gold Memories
Collector Glen Christensen turns childhood memories of his beloved Green Bay Packers into a remarkable home museum -- in the heart of Texas.
FBI Nabs Art Forgery Ring
Federal agents shut down massive Michigan operation that allegedly forged noted American artists and crafted counterfeit sports and Hollywood memorabilia. Self-described artist who orchestrated conspiracy fooled experts for years.
Holy Cow! A Basement Salute to Baseball
A collector filled his basement with stadium seats, ballpark signs, turnstiles, usher uniforms, foul poles, upper deck PA speakers, drinking fountains, even urinals to create a home museum to the sport he loves.
Babe Ruth’s 1932 Yankees contract sells for nearly $300K
Babe Ruth’s 1932 New York Yankees player contract where Ruth takes a pay cut during the Great Depression sold for $295,531.
Golf Collectors Society event pairs up with World Golf Hall of Fame celebration
This October, the Golf Collectors Society’s annual trade show is coinciding with World Golf Hall of Fame’s ‘Celebration of Golf.'