What Are Auction Items Worth?
23 items tagged “auction” — sorted by value, from most to least expensive.
Diego Maradona 1986 World Cup Final Argentina match-worn jersey
A match-worn Argentina jersey associated with Diego Maradona’s legendary 1986 World Cup performance.
Babe Ruth's 1920 New York Yankees jersey
A circa-1920 New York Yankees jersey worn by Babe Ruth, considered the earliest known jersey he wore.
Diego Maradona's 1986 World Cup Argentina jersey
The match-worn Argentina jersey Diego Maradona wore during the 1986 World Cup 'Hand of God' game against England.
Babe Ruth's 1928-1930 New York Yankees jersey
A game-worn New York Yankees road jersey associated with Babe Ruth from the circa 1928–1930 period.
Congressional Medal of Honor
The Congressional Medal of Honor is the highest U.S. military decoration awarded for extraordinary valor in combat, though illegal to sell in the US with rare auctions occurring abroad.
Nobel Prize Medal
A Nobel Prize medal is a gold medal awarded to laureates in fields like Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, and Peace, weighing about 175 grams of 18-carat green gold plated with 24-carat gold.
Egyptian Sarcophagus
An authentic ancient Egyptian sarcophagus from the Late Period (circa 712-332 BC), recognized as a famous and expensive artifact in the antiquities market.
Original US Constitution
One of the rare first printings of the final text of the Original US Constitution, produced in 1787 for delegates and Congress.
The Thinker Sculpture
'The Thinker' is a famous bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin, with authentic posthumous casts selling at high-end auctions for millions.
Stradivarius Violin
A Stradivarius violin is a rare instrument crafted by Antonio Stradivari, highly prized for its superior tone and craftsmanship, with authentic examples selling at auction for millions to collectors and musicians.
Tiara
A tiara is an ornate jeweled headpiece, often featuring diamonds or other gems, valued as a treasure in auctions for weddings or collections.
Fur Pelt
A beaver fur pelt, the most commonly traded fur in North America, typically sold at auction markets.
Calf
A feeder calf, typically 600 pounds, sold at livestock auction markets.
Original iPhone (2G, 2007)
The Original iPhone (2G, 2007) is the first-generation smartphone released by Apple on June 29, 2007, featuring a 3.5-inch touchscreen, 2G connectivity, and models in 4GB ($499) and 8GB ($599) capacities.
Fossil Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeleton (Stan)
Nearly complete T-Rex skeleton auctioned for research and display.
Basquiat 'Untitled' (1982) Painting
A neo-expressionist artwork by Jean-Michel Basquiat featuring his signature imagery and text.
Original Apple iPod (2001 Model)
The original first-generation Apple iPod with 5GB hard drive and scroll wheel, released in October 2001.
First-Generation Apple iPod (2001, 10GB)
The first-generation Apple iPod (2001, 10GB) is the original white portable music player with a mechanical scroll wheel, launched by Apple in October 2001.
Vintage Bottle of 1945 Romanée-Conti Wine
An exceptionally rare French Burgundy wine from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, the 1945 vintage produced only 600 bottles from the final year before vineyard replanting.
Yubari King Melon
Japanese premium cantaloupe grown in Hokkaido with perfect symmetry and sweetness.