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Some one-of-a-kind and fresh to market memorabilia from the career of Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Grove are in Collect Auctions’ upcoming event.

A three decade collection of baseball memorabilia sitting in an old home that served as a St. Louis dental office is destroyed by fire.

MEARS offers up some historic sports pieces in its latest auction–including the entire photo archive of a Florida newspaper.
The only known surviving program from a Boston Elks dinner honoring Mike “King” Kelly is attracting some national attention as bidding heads for the finish line, already into six figures.

TV viewers in Philadelphia got a good look at some of the rare baseball memorabilia in this Saturday’s Louisville Slugger Auction.

You won’t find a Roger Maris plaque at the Baseball Hall of Fame. He’s never been inducted. But you’ll find a special exhibit on the 50th anniversary of his record-breaking year. Finding Maris memorabilia at Cooperstown shops isn’t quite as easy.

A Maine man uses his collection of baseball memorabilia to contribute much needed funds for a program hit hard by state budget cuts.
CNBC discusses the state of the sports memorabilia market as Hunt Auctions shows off The Babe’s prison bat and other cool stuff.

Budget problems have separated Ernie Harwell’s collection from its curator not long after the Detroit Public Museum took charge of the memorabilia the late broadcaster wanted to share with fans.

A collection of game-worn and signed Mets memorabilia, dating back to the 1986 World Series championship team, has been seized during an investigation of former clubhouse manager Charlie Samuels according to the New York Daily News.

Manager Jim Leyland and a couple of Tigers coaches get a tour of Ernie Harwell’s lifetime collection of baseball memorabilia and notes.

An estate sale in Minnesota featured a decades-old baseball autographed by Babe Ruth. That part is true. The rest of the story…maybe not.

1940s and early 50s pitcher Ted Wilks won a World Series with the Cardinals. Now, his ring and a number of other items are on the block.

How 2,000 phony autographed baseballs are about to make a big difference for kids baseball around the world.
One of the best baseball memorabilia collections this side of Cooperstown is located in Cincinnati.
The opportunity to sell some rare, century-old pieces of baseball history will perk up any dealer’s week.

How do you give the President of the United States a special, signed photo featuring two baseball legends?
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