More than 1,000 autographed baseball cards, including dozens of Hall of Famers are on the block in the final All-Sports Auctions catalog of 2022.
The 650+ lot sale opens Tuesday..
Owner Andy Sandler says the autographed cards include a 1952 Bowman Pee Wee Reese, 1953 Topps Satchel Paige, 1966 Topps Mickey Mantle, 1967 Topps Roger Maris, 1961 and ’62 Topps Hank Aaron, 1960 Willie Mays, 1958 Topps Sandy Koufax, 1960 Topps Willie Mays a 1969 Topps Reggie Jackson rookie and other rookie cards and challenging autographs. The higher value cards come with COAs from PSA or JSA. There are also numerous team signed baseballs.
Unsigned and graded cards include key vintage rookie cards of Pete Rose, Nolan Ryan and others as well as a T205 Cy Young, a 1968 Roberto Clemente test issue and a rare 1963 Otto Milk Honus Wagner panel.
An early pro basketball relic highlights the memorabilia available in the auction in the form of a 1920s New York Whirlwhinds jersey.
Another unique lot is an autographed Arnold Palmer golf glove used in his victory at the 1963 Thunderbird Classic Golf Tournament at the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, New York. The glove comes with a letter of provenance from his caddy.
There’s a 1970s New York Knicks travel bag, game-worn jerseys, jackets, equipment bats and numerous photos from the 1920s-1960s including Type I images of Red Grange and Roy Campanella.
The auction also includes 1940s pro basketball programs dating to the 1930s, a 1924 Pacific Coast League program and Chicago Bears programs from the 1920s and 30s.
There are tickets and pennants, vintage advertising pieces, items from defunct league and team items, early hobby publications, empty display boxes and non-sports cards as well.
Bidding is open at AllSportsAuctions.com.
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