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A copy of a 1998 Game Boy Pokemon game has auctioned for $81,250 at a Dallas sale. According to the sellers you’ll need $100,000 to interest the game’s new owner. The game is a Pokémon Red Version. It ...
A desk used by the Lord of the Rings author JRR Tolkien sold in London yesterday for £330,200. The item was listed at Christie’s Groundbreakers on Thursday, December 11. It was expected to realise ...
A $2.4 million price for a $10 dollar coin is a new record for the type. The coin was sold at Heritage Auctions in Dallas on October 2nd. It was one of just two proofs of the 1907 Rolled Edge Indian ...
A pocket watch that went down with the Titanic in the pocket of business magnate Isidor Straus will recall one of the disaster’s most moving stories when it is auctioned next month. The timepiece will ...
As the Grantham family of Downton Abbey sail off into the sunset, you could drive off in their Sunbeam car, which is the star item in a September auction of props and costumes from the popular TV and ...
A low-numbered copy of the White Album, owned and given away by Beatle George Harrison has made £10,000 at auction. In 1968 The Beatles released a double album bearing just their name and a number.
A £26,000 bid has secured George Best’s 1968 player of the year trophy at auction. The English Football Writers Association Footballer of the Year trophy for the year was sold by Graham Budd Auctions ...
A set of handwritten lyrics from the early Fleetwood Mac hit Man of the World, by its writer, Peter Green, has sold for £24,700 at an English auction. Ewbank’s in […] ...
A lightsaber used by Darth Vader in two of the three original Star Wars trilogy films will be auctioned in September when it is expected to sell for as much as $3 million. The prop is carried ...
A factory-sealed copy of the ultra-rare Nintendo video game Stadium Events is heading for sale at Heritage Auctions in March. Stadium Events is regarded as the rarest US licensed NES game ever sold in ...
A 1944 Nazi German Enigma coding machine sold this week for £305,000 in a London auction. Bonhams sold the device in their Science, Technology & Natural History sale that closed with live bidding in ...
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