
Ozzie Smith’s 13 Gold Gloves brought $519, 203, Babe Ruth’s old Yankee sweater brought more than $250,00 and several other pieces sold for well into six figures in SCP Auctions’ final major catalog sale of 2012.
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Ozzie Smith’s 13 Gold Gloves brought $519, 203, Babe Ruth’s old Yankee sweater brought more than $250,00 and several other pieces sold for well into six figures in SCP Auctions’ final major catalog sale of 2012.

The champ is still the champ. Two pairs of boxing gloves from historic Muhammad Ali fights each brought $385,848 in an auction of memorabilia from the estate of famed trainer Angelo Dundee. The gloves each set record prices for the most valuable boxing memorabilia ever sold, according to SCP Auctions, which was given charge of [...]

Two pair of Muhammad Ali boxing gloves from a couple famous fights have pushed past a half million dollars as bidding heads into its final days via the SCP Auctions catalog.
We get our first up close look at some of the items in the Angelo Dundee collection, set to be sold this fall.

Cards from the Black Swamp find took a backseat to a pristine Babe Ruth autographed baseball–and one of his bats from the famed 1927 season in an auction held on the second night of the National Sports Collectors Convention.

Items saved by the man who trained Muhammad Ali including several pairs of fight-worn gloves from the champ’s biggest bouts, will be sold by SCP Auctions.

Rescued from a storage unit in 1988 for $650, the trunks Muhammad Ali wore in one of the greatest fights ever will soon be sold again.

Collectors now have free access to PSA’s online sports card and autograph guide in addition to no-charge access to the population report.

Major pieces of Julius Erving’s career, a pair of uber-famous fight trunks, some historic Yankee bats and Mickey Cochrane’s memorabilia go on the auction block starting Friday.

Topps takes its Finest brand to the octagon and hobby shops seem to be having little trouble selling boxes.
An update on the auction for Japan relief via a game worn jersey auction, plus a couple of knuckleheads’ failed strategy for selling an signed Michael Jordan jersey.

Thought to be the world’s most expansive boxing collection, a $3 million stash is going to be preserved thanks to a newly minted grant.

Not everyone spells his name correctly, but Manny Pacquiao might be bringing a little life back to boxing–and boxing memorabilia.
The man who owned a famous set of 1970s Andy Warhol athlete portraits–signed by the subjects–has cancelled his insurance claim.
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