What are the most valuable pieces of memorabilia in the world?

By Eliud Alano December 12, 2022 07:03

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The sports memorabilia industry is profitable. Many of these items are one—of—a—kind—think of a game-worn jersey for this or that famous contest, perhaps along with an esoteric sports card from decades past—and pricing can be into the stratosphere.

Some of the very rarest pieces have gone for millions, tens of millions! Then what in the world are some sports memorabilia pieces that can fetch so much money?

Not shockingly, the G.O.A.T. (City of Chicago slang for Greatest Associated with Occasion) themselves, Michael The Nike Air Jordan also offers quite a few remarkably high priced waste physical activities souvenirs racks up substantial over this spork economics distinction

In September 2022, Jordan's game-worn jersey from Game One of the '98 N.B.A. Finals hit the auction block. It crushed all previous records by selling for a jaw-dropping $10.091 million -- more money than anyone has ever paid for any sports jersey at any level. That was for one that instantly went down as a losing Jordan auction, so you could only imagine what his Game 6 jersey — the same he had on when he hit "The Shot" — would do!

More of Jordan's property has also escalated in price, especially following the release of "The Last Dance" documentary. Jordan's trading card was the one which had his autograph with a patch from his 1997-98 All-Star Game jersey and sold for $2.7 million, while a pair of game-worn shoes -the Nike Air Ships during rookie season got sold at a snap price of worth as high as($1.47 million).

However, the most expensive jersey and trading card combined from Jordan is less than even what it costs to acquire the world's priciest dollar bill. For the record, a mint condition 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle is still No. 1 all-time at $12.6 million.)

The Mantle card came close to doubling the $7.25 million that a T206 Honus Wagner baseball trading card fetched in 2016 — among the highest prices ever paid for a collectible sports item, and matched by only one other of any kind (a premium on Pink Floyd artist Gerald Scarfe's wall drawing The Scream)." At the same time, trading cards from current greats in society like LeBron James, Patrick Mahomes, and Tom Brady have sold for more than a million dollars, too.

Well, chances are the average sports fan will never come close to obtaining these rare pieces of memorabilia that literally cost millions upon millions, but what a lot of them can do is get their hands on some cheap albeit still affordable memorabilia at Fan Arch.

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