Originally scheduled to be sold after the Red Sox finally ended the curse of the Bambino, then tied up in court for five years, manager Jake Stahl’s 1912 Red Sox World Series trophy is now part of a major auction.
Winning Super Bowl MVP Doesn’t Guarantee Collectible Value
February 4, 2012 By
When it comes to Super Bowl MVP voting, it’s one brick in a larger body of work that determines long term value among sports collectors.
Judge Gives Frasers Ownership of 1912 World Series Trophy
January 30, 2012 By
The couple whose efforts to sell a trophy associated with the Red Sox 1912 championship three years ago were stymied, has been awarded full custody.
Owed Money, Attorneys Withdraw
October 13, 2011 By
A law firm representing dealer/collector Peter Nash in his dispute with a New Jersey couple over an aborted auction say they’re done with the case because of unpaid bills.
Ruth Sing Sing Bat Brings $126,500 at FanFest Auction
July 13, 2011 By
A famous piece of Bambino-used lumber led the way in Phoenix, with a rookie year Jackie Robinson bat not far behind.
Kirk Gibson Home Run Bat Sells for $575,912
November 15, 2010 By
A collection of items from Kirk Gibson’s memorable 1988 season brought in over $1.2 million, highlighting SCP Auctions’ latest catalog sale.
Hall of Fame Opens Historic Yankees Photo Exhibit
May 6, 2010 By
The Baseball Hall of Fame’s Pinstripe Pictures captures 100 years of Yankees history through AP photographs
