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.