Memory Lane Auctions is kicking in to a growing reward aimed at finding the killer of a six-year-old boy in a road rage incident not far from the company’s Southern California offices.
The boy’s mother was driving her son to kindergarten when another driver opened fire between 7:55 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. The boy was struck in the stomach. The mother pulled over immediately and called 911 and the boy was rushed to Children’s Hospital of Orange County, where he was pronounced dead.
KNBC-TV stopped by Memory Lane’s offices and talked with other business owners kicking into a reward that’s now reached $300,000.
Also some TV coverage of the recent burglaries at sports card shops in Lexington, KY and Knoxville, TN indicates law enforcement investigators believe they are indeed related.
Collectable just raised an additional $5.5 million in funding.|
The new investment will go towards expanding the fractional share platform’s user base, supporting product expansion, marketplace data and analytics, content creation, and various marketing initiatives.
“Since we launched last year, we’ve been thrilled to see the response from sports fans, investors and collectors. Through our category focus and deep relationships, we’ve been able to offer unrivaled quality and quantity of iconic, blue chip sports collectibles to the fractional community,” said Collectable CEO and Co-founder Ezra Levine. “The additional funding will help accelerate our mission to democratize, modernize, and legitimize the sports collectibles industry, and to build a best-in-class product for both investors and consignors.”
Collectable is the only fractionalized ownership platform dedicated solely to sports memorabilia. Since its launch in September 2020, Collectable says it has attracted over 35,000 users while completing nearly 100 sports collectible asset IPO’s.
He was among the NBA’s Rookie of the Year contenders and looks to have a long-term future in the NBA. Now, the jersey worn by Tyrese Haliburton of the Sacramento Kings on opening night is up for sale.
NBA Auctions is offering the white and purple Kings jersey Haliburton wore during the Kings’ 124-122 victory over the Nuggets on December 23, 2020 in Denver.
Haliburton was the 12th overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft. In that debut game, he played 30 minutes and registered 12 points with four assists, two rebounds and a blocked shot.
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Bidding continues through June 3.
MeiGray Auctions’ latest game-used puck auction includes the one Alex Ovechkin shot for his 710th career goal earlier this season. Also up for grabs is the puck from Sidney Crosby’s 478th career goal, which he scored last month.
They’re among 30 pucks up for grabs from now through June 10.
Others include the seventh goal in the young career of Jason Robertson, Patrice Bergeron’s 373rd and some of the tracking pucks used in games early this season.