The most valuable Star Wars toy in history never even reached retail shelves. Instead, Kenner was forced to pull production of the Rocket-Firing Boba Fett Action Figure while it was still in the prototype stage. This came after Matell recalled another toy with a rocket-firing accessory due to a series of incidents in which children were severely injured. #BOBAPROTO is one of ~100 prototypes ever produced. Graded AFA 80, just 15 L-Slot examples have ever been graded by AFA. The only public comparable sale on record went for $236K in June 2022.

The Air Jordan 11’s have been called “[a]rguably the most popular Air Jordan style of all time,” and their “Concord” colorway has become a timeless classic, inspiring multiple retro releases since its 1995 debut. Initially worn by Jordan in the ’95 playoffs, the colorway violated league regulations and was temporarily shelved after just two games before making a triumphant return the next season. #96JORDAN is a pair of Jordan game-worn and dual-signed Air Jordan 11’s in the “Concord” colorway. Jordan wore #96JORDAN during a 1996 game at Madison Square Garden.

Wayne Gretzky’s first Sports Illustrated cover story opens with the iconic magazine asking, “How good will he become?” And with 40 years of hindsight, it can be unequivocally answered: Better than anyone has ever seen. The Great One’s first SI cover appearance has been graded by CGC only 44 times with single other equal to this Near Mint 9.4. There is just one copy graded higher in existence. Crucially for its value, this represents a “Newsstand” copy of the magazine - much more desirable and rare than its “subscription” copy counterpart. Many prominent collectors believe graded magazine covers could be the next collectible vertical to explode in popularity, similar to the performance of rare, graded tickets. Should this occur, this Gretzky “rookie” SI cover will be a trophy asset to own.

Hailed as “the most influential shoe in sneaker history” the partnership between Nike and Michael Jordan that began in 1984 with the legendary Air Jordan 1 is represented perfectly with this pair of deadstock AJ1 player samples issued to Michael Jordan during his rookie season. Complete with the ultra rare original box, untouched examples infrequently hit the open market. Asset combines excellence in athletics, fashion, and pop culture relevance.

A top shelf rookie card from Celtics star Jayson Tatum, this Panini Flawless Vertical Gold Rookie Patch Autograph is limited to a scant 10 copies, it features a visually appealing green-and-white patch and a bold blue signature. Graded a BGS Gem Mint 9.5 and serial numbered 04/10. A great asset of a player who is continually raising his game to new heights! Previously, a Tatum '17 Panini Flawless Green PSA 10 was acquired off Collectable for $100,000 - a +117.4% premium above initial offering price.

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Considered “the most important baseball card in the entire industry” and “the symbol of baseball card collecting”, Collectable is proud to present a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 PSA 7. There are only 76 PSA 7’s, with only 44 copies graded higher in existence, excluding qualifiers. Unquestionably the most significant card of one of the most collectible and investable athletes of all time. In the words of PSA, the industry’s leading grading agency, “if there were a Mount Rushmore of cards and it was limited to one spot, this card would get it every time.” Recently, an all-time record for a Mantle 1952 Topps PSA 7 was set at $350,000.

Considered “the most important baseball card in the entire industry” and “the symbol of baseball card collecting”, Collectable is proud to present a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 PSA 8. Unquestionably the most significant card of one of the most collectible and investable athletes of all time. In the words of PSA, the industry’s leading grading agency, “if there were a Mount Rushmore of cards and it was limited to one spot, this card would get it every time.” An all-time record for a '52 Topps Mickey Mantle PSA 8 was recently set, when one sold for ~$2.1M on July 10th, 2021.

On Kobe Bryant Day (8/24), Collectable is humbled to present an iconic game worn and heavily photomatched signed Kobe Bryant jersey from his legendary career. This offering represents the first #24 white Lakers jersey Kobe ever wore - deemed his “#24 rookie season”. Transitioning to #24 from #8 wasn’t just a jersey swap; it represented a shift to the Mamba Mentality and to a more mature Kobe Bryant. Photomatched by Meigray to 8 games from his '06-'07 season. Kobe memorabilia is on fire, with a rookie game worn jersey recently selling for $3.69M via Goldin Auctions in May, 2021

An official 1933 National League baseball signed by legendary Yankees sluggers Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig as they anchored “Murderer’s Row.” PSA/DNA & BGS authenticated, the ball and autographs received exceptionally high grades. The original box containing the ball is also included. Considered one of the best dual signed Ruth/Gehrig balls in the hobby.

Considered one of Mickey Mantle’s best looking cards, this second year issue is believed to be “criminally underappreciated and overlooked” by the investment community. Collectors are deeply familiar with Mantle’s iconic 1952 Topps production, but according to PSA, “the gap in market value between the two cards has become astronomical, giving collectors a more affordable alternative with this great card.”

Collectable is honored to present a 1954 game worn & signed Wilt Chamberlain high school uniform from the famed Sports Immortals collection. Considered one of the best big men in NBA history, the legend of Wilt the Stilt began at Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, PA. This jersey has been photo matched to March 6, 1954, the day he scored 32 points won the Philadelphia Inquirer’s MVP award in the Philadelphia High School Title Game. Photo matched by Sports Investors Authentication and signatures authenticated by JSA.

LeBron James '04 Exquisite Emblems of Endorsement BGS 9

Considered the “crown jewel of modern football hobby boxes”, this 2000 Playoff Contenders Factory Sealed Hobby Box is one the most coveted card productions over the past two decades. A total of 12 packs are held within, with each pack containing 5 cards. The 2000 Playoff Contenders set has become one of the most sought after products since it contains the most iconic modern football card of all-time - the Championship Ticket Tom Brady rookie card. In March 2021, a Tom Brady 2000 Playoff Contenders Championship Ticket /100 BGS 8 sold for a record $1.32m, becoming the first ever million dollar football card.

Considered one of the top rookie cards for Atlanta Hawks phenom, Trae Young. Numbered to 18, the asset has many ingredients for which collectors look: low population, high scarcity, electrifying athlete, rookie addition, jersey patch and autograph on the card. Young is considered one of the most talented and promising young basketball players in the game today.

A tremendous opportunity to own two (2) rookie cards, graded PSA 9, of arguably one of the most underrated ballplayers in history - Red Sox great Carl Yastrzemski. There are 42 PSA 9’s in existence, with only 1 card graded higher. The Yastrzemski rookie is considered one of the most important rookie cards of the 1960’s decade, and the only rookie card for the Red Sox great. The colorful 1960 Topps set has been a collector favorite for decades and there are two key rookie cards in the set, those of Hall of Famers Willie McCovey and Yastrzemski.

A unique and extremely rare offering from the Sports Immortals collection, this jockstrap was worn by Andre the Giant during his legendary career. Andre the Giant described as being “one of the most recognizable figures in the world both as a professional wrestler and as a pop culture icon.” The waist size of just under 60 inches showcases Andre the Giants immense size that created his persona as “The Eighth Wonder of the World.”

Considered by many to be the most significant basketball set of all time, Collectable is proud to present a complete set of 1969 Topps basketball - all graded 8’s and 9’s. The set rating is 8.995, good for 5th place ranking according to PSA Set Registry. Anchored by iconic names such as Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson, Lew Alcindor and Jerry West, the set is “chock-full of great players.”

Buffalo Bills star gunslinging quarterback Josh Allen not only took the NFL by storm in 2020, he also emerged as a valuable commodity in the world of sports collectibles. The offering contains a 2018 Panini Prizm Gold Refractor, one of Allen’s most coveted rookie cards. Numbered to 10, this asset was graded 9.5 by BGS.

Collectable is honored to present one of the most iconic game worn uniforms in all of sports - NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain’s 1959-60 Philadelphia Warriors rookie home full uniform. According to SCP Auctions, this uniform “ranks not only as the finest basketball uniform in the world, but one of the finest uniforms from any sport, period.” This exact full uniform sold privately for $700,000 in the summer of 2019. Since then, Chamberlain 1961 Fleer PSA 9 rookie cards have risen from ~$38,000 to ~$461,000, over 10x appreciation. Chamberlain averaged 37.6 points per game and 27 rebounds per game in 1959-60, and broke 8 NBA records during his rookie year. Authenticated by Mears and assigned a top grade of A9 and photomatched by Meigray to a 52 point performance at Madison Square Garden. A true piece of basketball history.

Considered one of the most important rookie cards from the 1980s and perhaps the semi-modern era, Collectable is proud to present a Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps rookie card. Graded a PSA 10, the card is a population 26 with no cards graded higher.

Collectable is proud to present the true rookie card of Floyd “Money” Mayweather, considered one of the greatest and most dynamic boxers of all time. This tough-to-find, first-year memento was graded a 10 by PSA, sports collectibles leading grading company. Mayweather has consistently proven his popularity, and thus collectibility, through his record endorsement deals and pay-per-view attractions, becoming one of the highest-paid athletes in the world.

The first 76er since Wilt in ‘68 to record a 50/15/5 line, Joel Embiid notched his first career 50 point game, adding 17 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals, and 4 blocks against the Chicago Bulls in a “statement performance’’ while wearing this blue “Icon Edition” Philadelphia home jersey. An exquisite piece of historic memorabilia from the current face of an iconic NBA franchise, and current MVP candidate. Authenticated and photomatched by MeiGray, authenticator for the NBA.

Deemed a “museum worthy Brady rookie which many consider a unicorn card as it rarely surfaces to the open market as virtually all of the 25 copies are locked up in private portfolios” by PWCC, this is a fitting finale to Collectable’s 2021 offering calendar. Numbered 11/25 and graded a BGS 9.5 with none graded higher. Concluded PWCC, “the investment piece offered here is incomparably important to the market and provides a unique opportunity for investors to target one of the rarest rookie cards of one of the best brands in sports.” CardLadder, a leading pricing data provider in the sports card space, projects the cards value at $861,841 - a material premium above the IPO price!

Collectable is proud to present a masterpiece from the famed Sports Immortals collection - a game worn and signed 1984-85 Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls road rookie jersey. Jordan rookie jerseys continue to smash all-time record levels, solidifying MJ as the GOAT both on the court and in the eyes of sports collectors. Authenticated by Sports Investors Authentication and JSA.

A legendary offering, this Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey #144 is one of the key cards in arguably the most popular set ever created. Heritage Auctions put it eloquently: “The 1933 Goudey was an uncommon luxury for young baseball fans in a country still held tightly in the grip of the Great Depression…Presented is the card that every boy coveted during those challenging times, one of four variations celebrating the man who had launched his apocryphal “Called Shot” a year earlier.” Graded an SGC 8.

Gary “The Kid” Carter was beloved for his infectious smile and vibrant personality during his prolific 19-season MLB career. It’s only fitting, then, for his two recognized rookie cards to exhibit such vibrant, happy colors. This offering contains a basket of both of his rookie cards - one (1) 1975 Topps Gary Carter and one (1)1975 O-Pee-Chee Gary Carter, both graded PSA 10.

Simply an iconic offering, this 1948 Leaf is the only true rookie card for American legend, Jackie Robinson. In fact, some collectors view this card as the single most important rookie card in the hobby, period. A stark example of “buy the card, not the grade”, this PSA 3.5 example’s eye appeal surpasses that of many PSA 6’s. Jackie Robinson’s collectibles prices continue to soar and, given his historical and cultural significance, he’ll likely remain one of the most investable athletes of all time.

Deemed “the most celebrated photograph in sports history.”, Collectable is proud to present the iconic Nat Fein “Ruth Bows Out” Type 1 image from June 13, 1948 - the day the Yankees retired “The Great Bambino’s” number 3 uniform. It also happened to be Babe Ruth’s final public goodbye at Yankee Stadium. Struggling with terminal cancer, Ruth would die just a few short months later. “Babe Bows Out” eventually became the first sports photograph to win the Pulitzer Prize, and is considered one of TIME Magazine’s 100 most influential images of all time and is featured in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the Smithsonian Institute. In February 2022, another “Ruth Bows Out” Pulitzer Prize Winning Type 1 Photo sold for $62,256 at SCP Auctions - providing a strong entry point for investors in the IPO.

Considered “hoops’ holy grails of unopened” by Sports Collectors Daily, Collectable is proud to present one of a limited number of surviving unopened boxes of 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite basketball. Deemed a “landmark product”, Exquisite remains one of the most popular basketball card products ever created. 2003-04 Exquisite is the home to the highest of the high-end LeBron James cards, including a record setting $5.2m Rookie Patch Autograph card. Sealed product and wax is on fire, with a 2003 Exquisite Basketball factory sealed case containing 3 boxes selling for $996,300 in October 2021.

The 1997 Precious Metal Gems (PMG) Green is considered by many to be the most iconic modern basketball set of all time. There are 123 players in the set and with only 10 copies in existence per player, this set has always been heralded as THE holy grail for every player collector; it is the pinnacle of the hobby. Tim Duncan is the premier rookie from this set and as such, this card is regarded by many to be one of the most important basketball cards ever made. Graded a BGS 8.

An iconic offering, Collectable is proud to present this signed Charles Barkley Suns Purple Jersey worn during his epic career high 56-point game on May 4, 1994. Photomatched by Meigray, the purple Road Phoenix Suns jersey worn in the 90’s gives all basketball fans a hint of nostalgia. As Charles Barkley made his way into a Suns uniform, he catapulted the franchise to contender status immediately. In his first season with the team he led the Suns to the NBA Finals versus Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls and captured the only Most Valuable Player Award of his career. Considered by many to be the finest Barkley and Suns jersey in existence.

Care to guess who holds the world record for professional baseball career home runs? Nope, not Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, or Babe Ruth. It’s Yomiuri Giants Japanese slugger, Sadaharu Oh - with 868 career home runs while playing his entire 22-year career in Japan’s professional leagues. Deemed the “Japanese Babe Ruth”, this is a historic opportunity to own one of the legend’s weapons of choice. This game used bat from 1977-78 was authenticated by PSA/DNA with a perfect grade of GU 10. With the recent explosion of Japanese superstar Shohei Otani, many collectors are honing in on the history and influence of Japanese baseball to the MLB. This is a premier asset to own from the Babe Ruth of Japanese baseball.

LeBron | Melo | Bosh '08 Exquisite Triple Logoman #'d 1/1

An iconic asset commemorating three of the most decorated big men in NBA history, Tim Duncan, Yao Ming, and Dirk Nowitzki. A true 1/1 and slabbed by BGS, the asset features a game worn jersey patch featuring the NBA logo from the three superstars. Particularly transcendent about this is asset is its cultural crossover: Yao Ming is the most celebrated Chinese basketball player of all-time, Nowitzki is considered the best European player of all-time, and Duncan is one of the greatest American big men of all-time. On top of that, Logoman cards are considered some of the most rare, valuable, and elusive basketball cards in the world.

Arguably Mickey Mantle’s most beautiful card, and certainly one of his most important, this 1953 Topps PSA 8 is an iconic addition to vintage baseball card portfolios. The 1953 Topps is an immensely popular set due to its beautiful paintings drawn by many of the leading artists of the day of many of the games best players, most notably Mickey Mantle. A true work of art.

While wearing these exact Nike Zoom Freak 1 shoes, Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 48 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists in a 2019 home game against the Mavericks - his 2nd highest scoring output of the 2019-20 season and 5th highest scoring of his career. “The Greek Freak” cemented his legacy with an iconic 2021 NBA playoffs, leading the Bucks to their first NBA championship since 1971 and being named Finals MVP. Giannis has proven to be one of the most investable and collectible athletes in history, with his unique combination of star power, charisma, and international appeal.

An offering worthy of the NBA Hall of Fame, Collectable is humbled to present the final regular-season game ball of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s incredible and record-breaking career. This is the actual ball used to score the final points in Kareem’s legendary career - a career that saw Abdul-Jabbar score a record of 38,387 NBA points. Inscribed by Abdul-Jabbar “Last Reg Season Game Ball 4/89” and “38,387 Pts Lifetime” in black marker, the ball is accompanied by a letter of authenticity signed by Abdul-Jabbar and two letters of authenticity from JSA. The NBA created an annual Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice Award. This will ensure Kareem’s professional and social justice legacy will be recognized worldwide every year forever, making this ball an enduring value and everlasting symbol of NBA history. Simply an iconic and historic piece of sports history. According to Lelands’ Mike Heffner, this ball is certainly “within the top 10” basketball pieces of all time.

Start spreading the news! Collectable is honored to present arguably the most coveted item of superstar Alex Rodriguez’s illustrious career. A-Rod was wearing this exact jersey and pants during the clinching game of the 2009 World Series - the first and only title of his career and the Yankees 27th World Series crown. Photomatched by MeiGray and containing a Letter of Authenticity from A-Rod. The jersey and pants are both signed and inscribed by Rodriguez with enthusiasm characteristic of a newly minted champion. The uniform not only represents the pinnacle of his career; it also represents his climb from rock bottom to the top of the sports world, and the moment he officially became a “True Yankee”. A historic, Hall of Fame worthy asset.

Collectable is honored to present a diversified basket of high grade Hank Aaron baseball cards from a full decade of his legendary career. Ranging from 1961 to 1971, all the cards in the basket are graded a PSA 9, except the 1962 and 1963 issues which are both graded PSA 8.5. Amazingly, many prominent collectors consider Hank Aaron to be one of the most undervalued and underrated players in sports collectibles, given his achievements on and off the field. Said OldSportsCards.com, “Along with players like Mantle, Clemente, Mays and Koufax, [Aaron] one of the biggest names in the post-war collecting circle. His cards are keys to just about every set in which he was featured. Putting together a collection of his cards in high grade takes extreme patience and deep pockets.”

The 1955 Topps baseball set is revered for three key rookie cards: Roberto Clemente, Sandy Koufax, and this offering, legendary slugger Harmon Killebrew. The set is also notable for its combination of color, artwork, and eye appeal as well as the first time Topps used a horizontal design for an entire set. Graded a PSA Mint 9, there is only one card graded higher in existence. Said PWCC, "It’s not every day you see Harmon Killebrew’s most desired mainstream rookie card in PSA 9 MINT. In fact, only nineteen exist with just one grading higher; an incredibly small amount which doesn’t satisfy overall demand. Killebrew was a prolific power-hitter who at the time of his retirement had the fourth-most home runs in baseball history (573)."

Iconic for its size and the sense of change it ushered in, the 1959 Topps Baseball set features some of the greats of all-time: Mantle, Mays, Musial, Koufax, Clemente and more. It also includes the legendary Bob Gibson rookie card. This complete set is all graded PSA 8, with 9 variations. Said PSA, “Topps’ 1959 offering presaged a new era of card designs that were much heavier on graphics and type treatments and employed bolder and brighter colors. You’d have to go back to the 1955 Topps set to find a similar combination of strong, contrasting colors and graphic treatments with traditional player photos.” A classic offering, and a terrific addition to vintage portfolios.

Considering a “groundbreaking rookie card, in blazing Gem Mint condition” and a “hugely significant rookie card”, this Panini Sports Mega Craques offering is considered one of Cristiano Ronaldo’s most desirable rookie cards. One of only **38 **examples of this card graded a perfect Gem Mint 10, with of course none graded higher. Most collectors consider this to be the true Cristiano Ronaldo rookie card and prices reflect that. With the surging growth of soccer, this is a true “beach front property” in the world of soccer collectibles. A must own.

The foundation behind one of the most iconic rookie cards of all time, this Lou Gehrig Type III photograph was used to create the legendary 1925 Exhibit rookie card. Given the projection of confidence inherent in the young slugger’s follow-through, it’s hard to believe that Gehrig had only 38 career Major League at-bats to his name at this time this image was taken. This photo was struck from a duplicate negative soon after the photo was taken, accounting for the Type III designation. According to Heritage Auctions, “original photography has been trending up for the last few years, especially images used to create iconic cards.” With the boom in sports cards, some collectors view the photographs behind the cards as a value play that is poised to play catch up.

Considered the GOAT of F1, Lewis Hamilton has become a global icon widely credited with furthering the sports’ global appeal. Presented here is Hamilton’s 2020 Topps Chrome F1 Sapphire Orange, one of the more desirable F1 trading cards in circulation. Numbered to just 25 and graded a PSA 9, there is only 1 copy graded higher in existence. Similar to “The Last Dance”, Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” has ignited a surge in F1’s popularity and positioned rare, high grade cards of iconic drivers as strong growth assets. And there are no bigger stars in the sport than Hamilton, who recently was selected as one of the top 100 most influential people in the world.

One of the most renowned rookie card of the modern era, the '89 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. is widely regarded as his most iconic rookie productions and is extremely popular among investors in pristine condition. Graded a 10 Pristine Gold Label by SGC, their best grade possible. The 1989 set marked Upper Deck’s entrance into the card market, and they chose wisely in making Griffey Jr. card #1 in the set. Said OldSportsCards.com, “[the cards] importance to the hobby cannot be understated and it’s arguable that this is the most important modern baseball card you can find. Sure, there are others that are more expensive, but this card helped define an era of card collecting craziness during the late 1980’s.”

Deemed a “freak of nature" card by PWCC due to its rarity, this Pelé rookie card from 1958 has had a meager 13 copies encapsulated by industry leader PSA. Graded a VG 3, this card has only bested by a VG-EX 4 and an EX-MT 6, with no others matching the grade. The vivid green and yellow of the 1958 Brazilian World Cup kit are accented by a paling vintage blue background, giving the asset tremendous eye appeal. In January of 2022 PWCC brokered a private sale for the aforementioned PSA 4 on the population report for a sum of $148,400.

One of the “most iconic photos in boxing history”, this offered piece is an original PSA Type I photograph of the aftermath following Ali’s “phantom punch” that sent Liston to the canvas - ultimately allowing The Greatest to retain his World Heavyweight Title. The black and white image of Muhammad Ali, a larger than life figure in the history of boxing, taunting the downed Sonny Liston, pops boldly against the dark background of the crowd that packed the Central Maine Youth Center in Lewiston that momentous night in 1965. This particular photo was captured mere seconds before Neil Leifer snapped what is thought by some to be the “Mona Lisa’’ of sporting images, and “widely considered the greatest sports photo of all time.”

One of the most notable collectibles in sports history, the 50 Greatest Lithograph was given to the players who achieved the highest honor in basketball history at the 1997 All Star Weekend in Cleveland, Ohio. In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the NBA, the league announced the 50 Greatest players the NBA ever saw play the game. To honor their achievement, the players were awarded a jacket, a ring, and the 50 Greatest lithograph signed by the living members of the 50 Greatest team. Among the few sets that were created, the rarest and most desired are the 1/1 Player Editions. Seldomly available, as many of players have held on to their cherished mementos, these pieces command attention in the highest level of collections. This exact 1/1 lithograph was given to legend Dave Bing that weekend, in honor of his placement on the 50 Greatest team.

Considered the “holy grail” of Alexander Ovechkin rookie cards, this 2005-06 Upper Deck The Cup RPA" #179 has been deemed “an all-around fantastic investment piece” by PWCC. Graded BGS 9.5 and numbered to 99, the card contains an “out of this world” 4-color game worn jersey patch and blue-ink signature. Some collectors believe this exact offering might be the most coveted Ovechkin card in the market. Simply, an iconic and ultra rare asset at this altitude.

A hugely important offering that checks boxes for collectors across a variety of spectrums, this asset includes a 1982 Topps Traded PSA 10 Rookie Card of the heralded Iron Man, Cal Ripken Jr. as well as the actual game worn jersey he was wearing during the photoshoot for said rookie card. Jersey is photomatched by Sports Investors Authentication and can be considered one of the finest Ripken pieces to ever hit the market.

An iconic vintage basketball offering featuring Magic Johnson and Larry Bird rookie cards within it, Collectable is proud to present a 1980 Topps Basketball Wax bundle (2 boxes). Topps certainly had strong foresight by placing the card that would become “Basketball’s Mount Rushmore in cardboard format” on the top of every box produced of their 1980 product. The Larry Bird, Julius Erving, and Magic Johnson 1980 Scoring Leaders card remains a driving force in the hobby more than 40 years after it’s inception. Unopened product continues to gain in popularity, with many collectors believing it represents some of the most consistent and predictable investment prospects in the hobby. Authenticated by BBCE.

A rare and valuable derivative play on Kobe Bryant, this offering contains three (3)** **unopened boxes of the innovative 1996-97 Skybox E-X2000 Basketball product, highlighted by one of Kobe Bryant’s most desirable rookie cards. Said Cardboard Connection, “few products encapsulate the mid-to-late-1990s in collecting better than 1996-97 Skybox E-X2000 Basketball” with its “futuristic” and “prestigious” attributes. Along with Kobe, the set contains rookie cards of Allen Iverson, Ray Allen and Stephon Marbury along with stars like Jordan, Pippen, Shaq, and Garnett. Unopened product continues to gain in popularity, with many collectors believing it represents some of the most consistent and predictable investment prospects in the hobby.

Needing a permission slip from his principal in order to play, Tiger Woods began his historic PGA Tour career at the 1992 Nissan Los Angeles Open. Asset is a full ticket to the event and one of just three graded a PSA 6, with none higher. Heritage Auctions notes that the event “will go down as one of the most historic moments of the golf icon’s storied career.”

Deemed one of “the single most important and miraculous baseball card(s) in the world” and “perhaps the most significant card in the sports card universe,” Collectable is humbled to present one of the greatest historical artifacts in collectibles, period, a 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth - his first card and minor league baseball card. One of only 10 cards known to exist, this particular copy has been displayed at the Babe Ruth Museum in Baltimore, MD for the past 23 years and will continue to reside there so shareholders can go and see it. This card was recently graded a 3 by SGC, and is one of the most valuable cards ever realized. A true once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of sports history.

Arguably the holy grail of hockey, this the key rookie card of the “Great One”, Wayne Gretzky. Few athletes have dominated their sport quite like Gretzky dominated hockey, compiling over 60 NHL records during his astonishing career. According to PSA, “the 1979 O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky rookie is one of the toughest and most valuable modern-era trading cards in the market.”

One of the most coveted rookie cards from MLB star Cody Bellinger, few young stars in baseball boast the trophy case that the Dodgers star has accumulated in his first five seasons. This asset is a 2015 Bowman Chrome Orange Refractor Prospect Autograph is graded a BGS 9.5 with a 10 signature. Serial numbered to just 25 copies, the "the orange refactor is that ultra premium yet still attainable refractor variant to own”, according to PWCC. A highly desirable modern asset featuring the former NL MVP.

Deemed a “fantastic blue-chip which commands attention”, this offering contains two (2) Mickey Mantle 1966 #50 Topps baseball cards, both graded a Mint 9 by PSA, sports collectibles’ leading grading company. There are only 2 copies graded higher known in existence. According to Goldin Auctions, “The sight that inspired fear in the hearts of the day’s American League teams – the determined poise of Mickey Mantle’s left-handed batting posture – was reproduced for young collectors’ benefit on this popular 1966 Topps entry.” A single '66 Mantle PSA 9 recently sold for $28,029 in October 2021.

Boasting a total print run of just 102, this 2003-04 E-X Essential Credentials Now Rookie Card parallel of LeBron James is one of the scarcest in the hobby and seldom hits the open market. Graded a BGS Gem Mint 9.5 by BGS with exemplary subgrades (two 10s!), it also features a “Silver Diamond” sticker from Mike Baker Authenticated attesting to the quality of the asset. A Kobe Bryant 1996-97 SkyBox E-X2000 Credentials PSA 10 /499 sold for $602,000 in an October 2021 auction, providing strong valuation support for this offering, according to experts.

Considered one of the “holy grails” of LeBron James rookie cards, the 2003 Ultimate Collection LeBron James Rookie Card is considered one of the crown jewels of one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Numbered to 250, this card received a BGS Gem Mint 9.5 with a 10 Autograph. A LeBron James Rookie Patch Auto Parallel numbered to 23 and graded BGS 9 sold for a record breaking $5.2 million, the highest price for a basketball card ever.

Unopened product continues to gain in popularity, with many collectors believing it represents some of the most consistent and predictable investment prospects in the hobby. This offering contains a collection of high end unopened basketball product - three (3) sealed cases of Panini National Treasures Basketball, one (1) from 2017-18, one (1) from 2018-19, and one from 2019-20. Each case contains 4 boxes of cards. SportsCardInvestors described sealed wax long term investment appeal by discussing how unopened products become more rare over time as more people open boxes - the inverse of higher population counts for cards. A great way to get diversified exposure to the past three draft classes, including studs like Tatum, Mitchell, Doncic, Trae Young, Zion, Ja, and more. Sealed product and wax is on fire, with a 2003 Exquisite Basketball factory sealed case containing 3 boxes selling for $996,300 in October 2021.

If only this offering could talk…. A truly one-of-a-kind, Hall of Fame worthy offering, this hardwood served as the literal foundation for arguably the greatest dynasty in professional sports, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson’s Chicago Bulls. These two contiguous 4’x’8 pieces of hardwood floor made up for 16 feet of frontage directly in front of the Chicago Bulls bench, as Phil Jackson stood directly on these panels to lead the team to 3 consecutive Championships. Photomatched by MeiGray and accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity from the Bulls. The historical significance and rarity of these artifacts make this one of the most significant Chicago Bulls offerings to have ever been made publicly available.

Considered one of the most desirable Sandy Koufax cards in existence, this 1956 Topps represents Koufax's second year card. There are only 7 Koufax 1956 Topps Gray Back PSA 9's known to exist, with only 1 graded higher - certainly rarified air. It is also perfectly centered, a true rarity for cards in this challenging set. Many consider the 1956 Topps Baseball set a turning point for the baseball card industry as it marked the beginning of Topps' monopoly over the baseball card industry which lasted all the way until 1981, and was then re-established in 2010.

A beautiful and unique offering, this Michael Jordan 2007-08 Exquisite Collection features both an autograph and an incredibly rare multi-color patch of a game-worn jersey. Exquisite Collection basketball cards are widely considered some of the premier cards in the hobby, routinely being called “fine-art equivalents”. Graded 8 by BGS with a bold blue 10 autograph. A pop 2, the other BGS 8 of this card sold in Oct 2021 via Goldin Auctions for $87,330.

When the small team from struggling Naughty Dog game studio were given a sneak peek of Sony’s upcoming PlayStation at CES ’95 they were inspired. The studio had been working on a new platform action game, a genre that dominated the 16-bit era, but with a 3D twist: the hero would be viewed from behind instead of from the side. This simple tweak to a winning formula would define the 1st generation of 3D platformers, and Crash Bandicoot would become the unofficial mascot of Sony’s groundbreaking new console. #CRASH is a 1996 PlayStation Crash Bandicoot Video Game from the title's earliest print run graded Wata 9.2 A+.

Elvis Presley was, is, and will always be The King of Rock N’ Roll. With songs like All Shook Up, Don’t Be Cruel, and Suspicious Minds, he left an indelible mark on popular music. When performing for a stadium of 18,000 fans in Indianapolis during the summer of ‘77, nobody knew the show would be the 42-year-old icon's last, except, perhaps, Elvis himself, who closed with the mysterious parting words: “We’ll meet you again, God bless, adios.” Of only 9 full tickets graded by PSA, #ELVIS is a 1977 Elvis Presley Last Live Performance Full Ticket graded PSA 8 with none graded higher.

It was the debut title that launched the biggest RPG series in the history of video games. Final Fantasy sparked a franchise that has since sold over 144M units across more than 54 titles, making over $11.7B. Developed primarily by a team of 7 people at a company on the verge of bankruptcy, Final Fantasy was an instant hit, bringing names like Yoshitaka Amano and Nobuo Uematsu to prominence in the worlds of art and music respectively. #90FANTASY is the earliest North American variant of the 1990 NES Final Fantasy Video Game graded Wata 9.4 A with only six graded higher.

Any sealed Kenner Star Wars action figure from the original 1978 release is a rare find, but the ‘Vinyl Cape’ Jawa is in a class of its own. Only sold for the first few months of the set’s production, Kenner quickly replaced the vinyl cape with a higher quality cloth to entice consumers wary of the figure's comparably small size. As a result, the early variant Jawa with a vinyl cape has become one of the rarest Star Wars toys ever produced. #JAWA is a 1978 Kenner Star Wars Vinyl Cape Jawa Action Figure graded AFA 80.

Since the release of Kenner’s original 1978 Star Wars action figure set, they’ve become some of the most coveted pieces in all of toy collecting. Of the 12 characters included in the set, Luke Skywalker’s figure has proven to be among the most popular — with over 150 versions released in the time since. #SKYWALKER is a 1978 Kenner Star Wars Luke Skywalker Action Figure graded AFA 85. As an ‘SKU on Figure Stand’ variant, #SKYWALKER comes from one of the very first production runs of the inaugural series.

In the year since the project’s creation, Bored Ape Yacht Club has crossed $2B in total sales volume, just the third NFT project to cross that threshold. #BAYC8827 is Bored Ape Yacht Club #8827 and Otherside #8827 in the Biogenic Swamp at the center of the Otherside, the metaverse developed by Yuga Labs. #BAYC8827 is ranked the 324th most rare Ape in the entire collection of 10,000 BAYC by Rarity Tools.

Standing out in a sea of over 1 billion websites requires an easily memorable and instantly recognizable domain name. #URL1 is the Hotspot.com domain, first registered in 1995. 1-word domains like #URL1 using the premium .COM suffix are some of the most valuable domains in the market. Hotspot.com is particularly intriguing due to its brandability as a reference to a WiFi Hotspot — resulting in ~300K Google searches each month. #URL1 also falls under two categories that soak up the most search volume: 1-word domains and keywords between 5-10 characters.

When Pokémon trading cards made their U.S. debut with the 1999 1st Edition Base Set, buyers had enough trouble merely getting their hands on a single card from the limited release. But for a lucky few, they found a “Holo” variant of the coveted Charizard Pokémon waiting for them inside their packs. The 1st Edition Holo Charizard has been at the center of the recent Pokémon craze, with rapper Logic making headlines in October when he nabbed one at auction. #99CHARZRD is 1 of 122 1999 Pokémon Charizard #4 1st Edition Base Set Holo Cards graded a perfect PSA 10, with none graded higher.

One of the greatest to ever play the game of baseball, Mickey Mantle’s numbers (3 MVPs, 7 World Series wins, 20 All-Star appearances) hardly do justice to the larger-than-life Yankee. Starting his career replacing the legendary Joe DiMaggio in centerfield, Mantle would come through time and time again for the Yankees over the course of his 18 seasons. #60MANTLE is a 1960 Signed Mickey Mantle Game-Worn Road Jersey. Worn during the prime of his career, Mantle donned #60MANTLE during a season in which he led the league in runs scored (119) and homeruns (40), placing second in MVP voting behind his teammate Roger Maris.

The name Honus Wagner is typically associated with the holy grail of sports cards, his T206 card, but the Hall of Famer has another vintage card with tantalizing rarity. In 1910, Tip-Top Bread released a baseball card set honoring the winners of the 1909 World Series, the Pittsburgh Pirates. #HONUS2 is a 1910 Tip-Top Bread Honus Wagner Card graded PSA 5. With just 32 graded in the entire PSA population, #HONUS2 is among just 3 examples graded PSA 5, with none higher.

#85NES bundles a Wata 9.2 Duck Hunt and a Wata 9.0 Gyromite, which were both originally included as pack-ins from the same 1985 NES Deluxe Set. These examples are well-preserved, early Hangtab variants and the only graded “pack-in” copies in existence. Each game used a novel accessory: Gyromite had the Robotic Operating Buddy (R.O.B.) as a teammate, while Duck Hunt gamers wielded the NES Zapper Gun to shoot ducks on their television screens. To date Duck Hunt is the second highest-selling NES Game of all time, beating Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros. 2 with 28 million copies sold.

Drafted first-overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1969 NBA Draft, Kareem-Abdul Jabbar would go on to become a nineteen-time All-Star, six-time NBA Champion and the League’s all-time leading scorer. A surprise to some, there is no such thing as a “Kareem Abdul-Jabbar” rookie card. Born Lew Alcindor, Abdul-Jabbar retained his birth name until his conversion to Islam in 1971. #69KAREEM is a 1969 Topps #25 Lew Alcindor card, his only recognized rookie card. Graded PSA NM-MT 8, #69KAREEM is in the top 7% of graded examples, with only 19 cards known to exist in better condition.

In 1999, Pokémon collectors needed three things to have a shot at catching all 151 characters from the original Pokédex: The 1st Edition Base, Jungle, and Fossil sets. With the October 1999 release of the 1st Edition Fossil set, they finally had the third puzzle piece. The Fossil set was the third Wizards of the Coast Pokémon set, and their smallest at just 62 cards. #FOSSILBOX is a 1999 Pokémon 1st Edition Fossil Set Sealed Booster Box published by Wizards of the Coast. Sealed in its original packaging, #FOSSILBOX consists of 36 packs (396 total cards) of the Fossil set.

#85JORDAN is a pair of Michael Jordan Game-Worn Nike Air Jordan 1’s from the spring of his rookie season. Nike designed these sneakers exclusively for Jordan with specifications including a mismatched size 13 left shoe and size 13.5 right shoe. Exhibiting light wear from game use, #85JORDAN has excellent provenance – MJ gifted the pair to the son of UMaryland Coach Bob Wade in 1986. The Jordan Brand has since gone on to become a global phenomenon, notching $3.1 billion in sales for 2019, and interest in Jordan memorabilia has surged with the 2020 release of the docuseries “The Last Dance.”

Centered around one of the main antagonists of the Pokémon universe, the Team Rocket Pokémon set brought a darker tone to the 1st generation trading card series. A staple of the anime storylines, Team Rocket is known for seeking out and exploiting Pokémon for nefarious purposes. Their villainy is reflected in the Team Rocket set, which introduced Dark Pokémon as well as other new variants like the Holofoil Trainer and ‘Secret’ cards. #ROCKETBOX is a 2000 Pokémon Team Rocket 1st Edition Factory Sealed Booster Box published by Wizards of the Coast.

Mario Lemieux’s Hall of Fame NHL career began with a Calder Trophy for a rookie year in which he totaled 100 points at age 19. While “Super Mario” was quickly recognized as a generational talent, he battled illness and injury throughout his playing days. His poise and determination throughout these obstacles became the stuff of legend — returning to the ice mere months after being diagnosed with a form of Hodgkin’s Disease, only to lead the league in points and win the Hart Trophy. #85LEMIEUX is 1 of 47 examples of the 1985 O-Pee-Chee Mario Lemieux Rookie Card graded PSA 10.

In 1952, Topps released its first annual set of baseball cards and in the 68 years since has solidified itself as an essential part of American sports history. This year, Topps is releasing a limited “1st Edition” set of its flagship baseball line, only available on Rally. #2020TOPPS is ten “1st Edition” 2020 Topps Baseball Complete Sets, with each set encased in a commemorative wooden box containing the 700-card base set (Series 1 + Series 2) along with 5 rookie variation cards. Each limited-edition card bears a “1st Edition” silver foil stamp and is 1 of only 12 copies in existence.

In the late 1990's, the U.S. was officially rocked by Pokémania as the original 1st Edition Pokémon set hit retailers, featuring the now-famous holographic Charizard #4 card. #POKEMON2 is a 1999 Pokémon 1st Edition Base Set Booster Box. Sealed in its original Wizards of the Coast shrink wrap, #POKEMON2 contains 36 undisturbed packs (396 total cards) from the first English set. With the rise in popularity of "box-breaking", #POKEMON2 is a rare example of a sealed decades-old box: a time capsule whose contents remain shrouded in mystery.

As the new millennium approached, Pokémon was at a crossroads. Having successfully expanded the brand beyond video games and into movies, TV, and trading cards, the franchise decided to reinvent itself with a new generation of characters for the Pokédex. In 2000, the Neo Genesis 1st Edition set was released, introducing second generation Pokémon like Lugia and Typhlosion as well as fresh ideas like the debut of Baby Pokémon cards. #NEOBOX is a 2000 Pokémon Neo Genesis 1st Edition Set Booster Box. Consisting of 36 packs (396 total cards), #NEOBOX remains sealed in its original Wizards of the Coast shrink wrap.

The 2000 Pokémon Gym Heroes 1st Edition set was the first American set to diverge significantly from its Japanese counterpart: a key inflection point in the franchise’s growth from Japanese phenomenon to worldwide obsession. Though demand remained high, the ‘Pokémania’ of the late ‘90s had begun to subside somewhat, and experts believe this resulted in a comparatively lower production count for the Gym Heroes set. #GYMBOX is a 2000 Pokémon Gym Heroes 1st Edition Set Sealed Booster Box. Still in its original Wizards of the Coast shrink wrap, #GYMBOX contains 36 packs.

Michael Jordan’s career can seem like a non-stop fairytale of absolute dominance. But before Jordan became a six-time NBA Champion, questions swirled about whether or not he would ever reach the ultimate basketball pinnacle. At 28-years-old, and with six seasons under his belt, Jordan had yet to win a title, having been stopped by the “Bad Boy” Pistons in three consecutive seasons. He would take home his first title during the ’90-91 season, sweeping the Pistons in the process. #91JORDAN is a Michael Jordan game-worn Chicago Bulls home uniform (jersey + shorts) from that pivotal season.

In 1999, the Pokémon Trading Card Game officially made its U.S. debut. With a 1st edition base set release as well as complementary Jungle and Fossil sets, collectors could own each of the 151 Pokémon characters from the original Pokédex. The Jungle set was the first to feature holographic rare cards in tandem with non-holographic examples of the same Pokémon, which became standard in subsequent issues. #JUNGLEBOX is a 1999 Pokémon Jungle 1st Edition Booster Box published by Wizards of the Coast. Consisting of 36 packs (396 cards), #JUNGLEBOX is sealed in its original packaging.

After the success of Pokémon’s multi-media properties across the world in the late ’90s, a second generation of Pokémon was introduced in 2000. Lugia was front and center, gracing the cover of the “Pokémon Silver” video game and playing a crucial role in “Pokémon the Movie 2000,” elevating anticipation for his Trading Card Game debut in the Neo Genesis set. #POKELUGIA is a 2000 Neo Genesis 1st Edition Holo Lugia #9 Card graded PSA GEM MINT 10. Holo cards were the rarest variant of the Neo Genesis set, appearing in about one of every three packs.

Michael Jordan’s 1987-88 season was one for the record books: “His Airness” led the league in scoring with an average of 35 points per game, defended his Slam Dunk title, and earned his first league MVP Award. #88JORDAN is a pair of classic “Air Jordan III” signed, game-worn sneakers from that iconic season. Jordan wore these shoes in a game against the Los Angeles Lakers on March 10, 1988 during which he led the Bulls to victory with 38 points. The sneakers come from the personal collection of Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame Linebacker Jack Ham, who received them as a gift from Jordan.

Kicking off the Pokémon trading card game in the U.S. in 1999, the 1st Edition set remains the most sought-after set in the history of the hobby. Containing the Charizard-Holo #4 (a PSA 10 example sold for over $350,000 in December 2020), the set boasts some of the undisputed anchors of the TCG. #POKEMON3 is a 1999 Pokémon 1st Edition Complete Set graded PSA GEM MT 10. In addition to the full 102-card set, #POKEMON3 also contains the variant #58 Pikachu card depicting the Pokémon mascot with red cheeks, bringing the total collection to 103 cards, all in perfect PSA 10 condition.

Jay-Z has been one of the most powerful forces in the world of music for more than two decades. Along with his 14 No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 charts and 23 Grammy Awards (the most of any rapper), Jay-Z has also made his mark on the business side of things — Forbes declared him “hip-hop’s first billionaire” in 2019. #05JAYZ is a 2005 Topps Finest Fact Autographs Jay-Z Card graded PSA 10. From a print-run of 30, #05JAYZ includes a blue-penned signature from Jay-Z.

Upper Deck’s Retro Inkredible Level 2 set built on UD’s legacy of premium inserts by randomly inserting signed limited-edition cards featuring current and past NBA stars into packs. Adding extra intrigue to the product was that each player’s card was limited to their jersey number. #99MJRETRO is a 1999 Upper Deck Retro Inkredible Level 2 Michael Jordan Signed Card graded PSA 9. From a print-run of Jordan’s iconic No. 23, #99MJRETRO is 1 of 2 examples graded PSA 9 with just 2 graded higher.

Kobe Bryant will forever be remembered as one of the NBA’s all-time greatest competitors — backed up by his litany of achievements on the court and by the countless stories teammates and rivals continue to tell about him off the court. His work ethic was legendary and helped the mid-round draft pick bring five NBA Championships to the Lakers over his 20-year career. #96KOBE2 is a 1996 Topps Chrome Refractor Kobe Bryant Rookie Card graded PSA 10. Found in about 1 of every 12 packs, Refractor parallels were a rare find for Kobe’s rookie year.

After finding success with the Super Mario Bros. franchise on the NES, Nintendo continued the series as they unveiled the SNES. The system reinvented Mario with improved graphics, sound, and more complex controls — using Super Mario World as a frequent pack-in game. 30 years and over 200 titles later, critics like IGN still rank Super Mario World as the greatest Mario game ever. #MARIOWRLD is a 1991 SNES Super Mario World Video Game graded Wata 9.4 A. With total sales of 20.5M, #MARIOWRLD comes from an early production run of the best-selling game in SNES history.

Though first released in 1984, the Leica M6 is still heralded by photographers as the greatest 35mm film camera of all time. The beloved M6 was still in production over a decade later, when it came time to celebrate the King of Thailand Bhumiphol Adulyadej's 50th anniversary on the throne in 1996. To honor the King's reputation as an accomplished photographer, just 700 24K gold-plated Leica M6 'King of Thailand' cameras were produced. #LEICAGOLD is an unused 1996 Leica M6 Gold ’King of Thailand' Camera in its original case. As 1 of 700 stamped with the King's Royal Crest, #LEICAGOLD is one of even fewer in the highest 'A' condition.