Iron Man in a red and gold armored suit extending his arm forward with his palm facing outward, displaying the arc reactor on his chest, in a dark cityscape at night.
Close-up of Spider-Man in his black and metallic suit with glowing blue accents, wearing a high-tech mask with large, textured eye lenses, with bokeh lights in the background.
Close-up of Iron Man in a red and gold armor suit with glowing eyes, set against a fiery background with sparks and embers.
Spider-Man costume with a spider emblem on the back, standing on a city street at night with blurred city lights in the background.
A futuristic Iron Man suit with a red and gold color scheme, featuring glowing blue accents and a shield emblem on the chest.
A futuristic superhero character in a high-tech white and gold suit with black accents, standing in an indoor setting with glass windows.
Iron Man in his suit with glowing hands, extending one arm forward, in an action pose outdoors with buildings in the background.
A futuristic, black and orange armored suit with a high-tech helmet featuring a holographic visor and digital displays.
Close-up of a futuristic, metallic robot with a sleek, shiny silver exterior, glowing blue eye, and detailed mechanical components.
A person dressed as Batman in a high-tech, armored costume with a bat emblem on the chest, wearing a sleek black mask with pointed ears, standing in an urban city at night.
Close-up of a highly detailed, futuristic robot with sleek white, red, and gold metallic surfaces and illuminated features.
A futuristic superhero or villain figure with a metallic black and gold armored suit and a bat emblem on the chest, wearing a high-tech mask and cat-like helmet with pointed ears.
Iron Man in his red and gold suit with LED eyes, standing in a dark, rain-soaked cityscape.
Close-up of a futuristic robotic soldier with a highly detailed helmet and body suit, featuring glowing orange accents, electronic displays, and mechanical components.
Futuristic white robot with black accents, humanoid in shape, standing against a plain light background.
A person dressed as a futuristic Batman in black and gold armor with a city skyline in the background.
A detailed, futuristic Batman suit with glowing blue eyes, featuring armored panels and a high-tech design.
Close-up of a futuristic, armored robot with a white, gold, and red exterior in a sci-fi setting.
A man dressed as Batman in a black armored costume with a bat symbol on his chest, standing outdoors with a serious expression.
A highly detailed sculpture of a Predator-inspired creature made from metallic and electronic parts, featuring a fierce face with glowing eyes, sharp teeth, and an open mouth, with mechanical limbs and claws.
Close-up of a robot modeled after a human with mechanical parts and wiring, featuring a white and black color scheme with gold accents.
A sleek, futuristic black and gold robotic panther in a crouched position with glowing orange eyes and claws.
A futuristic, armored character wearing a sleek red and black helmet with dreadlock-like attachments, robotic armor, and a mesh top underneath.
A man wearing a high-tech futuristic helmet and armor, with glowing accents and a sleek, reflective design.
Close-up of a sleek, futuristic black armored character with detailed armor and a helmet, in a side profile view, against a dark background.
A tall, metallic humanoid robot with a muscular build stands outdoors during sunset, holding a shield in its left hand, with a serious expression and a cloudy sky in the background.
A muscular, futuristic robot with shiny metallic skin and glowing red eyes.
A black, cracked mask with glowing orange features and a lightning bolt-shaped design.
A futuristic humanoid robot with a muscular build, mostly white with black and red accents, standing against a plain background.
Close-up of a futuristic motorcycle helmet with visible damages and scratches.
A humanoid figure with a reflective, metallic-looking body extending a hand toward the camera, with green-tinted elements and dark background.
A futuristic humanoid robot with glowing blue eyes and metallic white and gold body, detailed with circuits and armor-like features.
A futuristic robotic hand with exposed mechanical parts and black and green accents.
A futuristic cybernetic humanoid with robotic limbs and a half-metal, half-human face, shown outdoors with mountains and a blurry roadside in the background.
Futuristic humanoid robot with a sleek black metallic face and glowing orange accents, intricate mechanical parts and wiring visible on the chest and shoulders, dark background.
A robot designed to resemble a police animal, possibly a dog, is kneeling on a sidewalk in an urban area with buildings and signs in the background.
Close-up of a robotic or cyborg head and upper torso with mechanical and electronic components, labeled VEXCORP.
Close-up of a highly detailed, futuristic black robot with mechanical components and a helmet, resembling a sci-fi soldier or cyborg.
A black, robotic scorpion with multiple legs and detailed mechanical features.
A futuristic humanoid robot aiming a gun directly at the camera, featuring advanced technology and glowing LED accents.
Futuristic humanoid robot with white head, black eyes, and orange and gray mechanical body parts.
Futuristic Black and gold armored superhero with crossed arms pose, wearing a sleek helmet with glowing eyes on a black background.
Close-up view of a futuristic black and metallic motorcycle with exposed mechanical components and sleek design.
A futuristic male cyborg in a white and black robotic suit stands in a rocky landscape with ruins or structures in the background.
Close-up of a robot skull with exposed mechanical components and wires, featuring a weathered appearance and orange accents.
A metallic sculpture of a human figure skiing, made of shiny, reflective metal with visible joints and intricate details, against a clear blue sky.
A futuristic armored character wearing a high-tech helmet with a reflective visor and detailed mechanical suit, featuring LED lights and various technological markings.
Close-up of a futuristic humanoid robot with a highly detailed mechanical face and head, featuring various wires, panels, and a central circular eye.
A person wearing futuristic metallic armor and a helmet with a visor, resembling a character from sci-fi or a robot.
Close-up of a highly detailed, futuristic robot or android with mechanical and electronic components, featuring white, black, and gold accents.
A futuristic humanoid robot with a sleek black metallic body and a transparent visor helmet.
A character with blue skin, wearing a detailed golden and black armor helmet and cloak, seated on a throne, with a stern facial expression.
Close-up of Iron Man's armored suit with rain droplets and glowing blue eye and chest arc reactor, blurred city lights in the background.
A young man with blonde hair and a beard wearing a black high-tech armored suit with orange accents, standing against a plain light-colored background.
A person in a sleek, futuristic black and red robotic suit standing in an urban environment with tall buildings.
A highly detailed, futuristic robotic hand with a sleek black and silver metallic finish, positioned against a plain gray background.
A highly detailed robot sculpture with intricate white, blue, and gold design elements, set against a historic, ornate interior background.
A luxury wristwatch with a gold case, white dial, Roman numerals, and multiple subdials, attached to a brown leather strap.
Black and white Air Jordan sneaker with a red Jumpman logo on the tongue and a signature on the toe cap.
A vintage Action Comics comic book cover featuring a green car flying through the air, with a superhero lifting it above his head. The superhero has a red cape and is dressed in blue with a yellow emblem. Two other characters are below, one running a
A shiny, metallic robot shaped like a bunny with long ears, a round body, and mechanical limbs.
A PSA graded vintage gum card featuring Babe Ruth dressed in a baseball uniform and holding a bat, packaged in a protective case. The card includes text with Babe Ruth's name, and the label indicates it is from 1933 Goudey series number 53, and it is
A pair of well-worn beige and black athletic shoes with a green insole, showing the top view of the left shoe and the bottom view of the right shoe, with the soles featuring a diamond pattern tread.
Chicago Bulls basketball jersey with the number 23 on a display mannequin.
Cover of Captain America comic book, featuring Captain America fighting a Nazi soldier, with several soldiers and a television screen in the background. The comic is titled "Captain America" and is March issue number 1.
Painting of Jesus Christ with hand raised in blessing, holding a crystal sphere in the other hand, with a dark background and ornate gold and black frame.
A worn, vintage Nike running shoe with a beige and black color scheme, showing significant signs of dirt and damage.
Abstract painting of a woman with long hair, wearing a blue jacket, holding a guitar, with colorful background and geometric patterns, in a cubist style.
Official Major League Baseball with red stitching, resting on a white surface.
Two women look at a framed painting of a woman with long hair, wearing a blue garment, holding a globe in one hand, and making a gesture with the other hand inside an art gallery.
A man in a black suit and red tie standing next to a shiny, reflective sculpture of a rabbit on a white pedestal in a minimalist gallery setting.
A red Chicago Bulls basketball jersey with the number 23 displayed, featuring black and white lettering and details.
A sign with gold 3D text that reads 'Collectors Hall of Fame' on a white background.

The enigmatic Collectors hall of fame!

Welcome to Enigmatic’s Collectors Hall of Fame — a tribute to the extraordinary individuals, artifacts, and moments that have shaped the world of collecting. This curated gallery honors the rarest, most iconic, and highest-valued treasures ever sold, from record-breaking sports memorabilia and historic comic books to legendary toys, luxury timepieces, and fine art masterpieces. Each piece represents not just monetary value, but a story of passion, legacy, and cultural significance. Here, collecting transcends hobby — becoming history, obsession, and art.

  • A mint condition 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card sold for $12.6 million Sunday in an auction run by Heritage Auctions, setting new records for both most expensive card and piece of sports memorabilia.

  • Action Comics No. 1 (June 1938) is one of the most important comic books in history, marking the debut of Superman, the world’s first superhero. Created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman’s first appearance in this issue launched the superhero genre and forever changed the comic book industry. Published by Detective Comics, Inc. (later DC Comics), the 64-page anthology featured Superman on the iconic cover lifting a car, establishing him as a symbol of justice and strength. Due to its historic significance and rarity, it is considered the most valuable comic book of all time.

  • High-value sports jerseys are rare, game-worn garments that have become prized collectibles due to their connection to iconic athletes, historic moments, or record-breaking performances. Jerseys worn by legends like Michael Jordan, Babe Ruth, and Lionel Messi have sold for millions at auction, driven by their cultural significance, provenance, and condition. These artifacts serve as tangible links to sports history and are increasingly viewed as alternative investments, often commanding top prices in the memorabilia market.

  • The most expensive toys ever sold at auction are often rare, historically significant pieces that blur the line between playthings and fine art. Standouts include vintage Star Wars action figures, limited-edition Hot Wheels, and 19th-century Steiff teddy bears, some fetching hundreds of thousands of dollars. Exceptional sales, such as hand-painted tin robots, pristine Barbie dolls from the 1950s, or antique model trains crafted by Märklin, have drawn fierce bidding from collectors worldwide. Their value is driven by scarcity, condition, and cultural nostalgia, making them not only coveted collectibles but also high-performing investment assets in the global auction market.

  • The most expensive sports jerseys ever sold at auction are iconic pieces of athletic history, often tied to legendary performances or career-defining moments. Among the record holders are Michael Jordan’s 1998 NBA Finals “Last Dance” jersey, which sold for over $10 million, and Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” 1986 World Cup jersey, fetching more than $9 million. Babe Ruth’s early New York Yankees uniforms have also commanded multimillion-dollar prices, cementing their place as symbols of American sports heritage. These garments transcend their original purpose, becoming cultural artifacts whose value is fueled by rarity, historical significance, and the enduring legacy of the athletes who wore them.

  • The most expensive watches ever sold at auction are masterpieces of horology, blending technical innovation, rarity, and storied provenance. Leading the list is the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 6300A-010, a unique stainless steel timepiece that achieved over $31 million at charity auction, setting a world record. Other notable sales include Paul Newman’s personal Rolex Daytona, which brought in $17.8 million, and the Patek Philippe Henry Graves Supercomplication, a one-of-a-kind pocket watch that sold for $24 million. These exceptional pieces are sought after not only for their craftsmanship and complexity but also for the history and prestige they carry, making them among the most coveted treasures in the luxury auction world.

  • The most expensive signed sports gear ever sold at auction combines rarity, historic significance, and the enduring appeal of an athlete’s personal touch. Highlights include a signed Babe Ruth baseball that sold for over $500,000, Muhammad Ali’s autographed fight-worn gloves from his 1971 “Fight of the Century” bout with Joe Frazier, fetching more than $600,000, and a Michael Jordan game-used, signed basketball from the 1998 NBA Finals that commanded six figures. Items like these are coveted not only for their association with legendary moments, but also for the direct connection an autograph creates between the athlete and the collector, elevating them to cherished pieces of sports history.

  • The most expensive paintings ever sold at auction are cultural milestones, representing the pinnacle of artistic achievement and market demand. At the top is Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi, which shattered records in 2017 with a $450.3 million sale. Other historic results include Pablo Picasso’s Les Femmes d’Alger (Version O) at $179.4 million and Amedeo Modigliani’s Nu couché at $170.4 million. These works command staggering prices due to their rarity, provenance, and the prestige of their creators, often sparking fierce global bidding wars. Beyond their artistic merit, they are seen as cultural treasures and blue-chip assets, blending the worlds of fine art, history, and high finance.

⚾ Baseball Cards

1. 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card (SGC 9.5) – sold for $12.6 million in August 2022, the highest-ever for any sports memorabilia

2. T206 Honus Wagner baseball card – sold for $6.6 million in August 2021

3. T206 Wagner earlier copy – sold for $3.75 million in May 2021

4. Mike Trout 2009 Bowman Chrome Superfractor rookie card – sold for $3.9 million in August 2020

5. Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey card (PSA 9) – sold for $4.2 million in July 2021

📚 Comic Books

1. Action Comics No. 1 (1938) — US $6.0 million

A copy graded CGC 8.5 (“Very Fine +”) sold at Heritage Auctions in April 2024, setting a new all-time high and surpassing the previous record held by Superman No. 1

2. Superman No. 1 (1939) — US $5.3 million

CGC 8.0 copy sold in a private sale in 2022, previously holding the record before being toppled by the Action Comics No. 1 sale

3. Amazing Fantasy No. 15 (1962) — US $3.6 million

This comic marks the debut of Spider-Man; a CGC 9.6 copy sold at Heritage Auctions in September 2021, briefly holding the auction record until 2024

4. Captain America Comics No. 1 (1941) — US $3.12 million

A near‑mint CGC 9.4 copy sold at Heritage Auctions in April 2022, featuring the debut of Captain America and his iconic cover punching Hitler

5. Marvel Comics No. 1 (1939) — US $2.4 million

A CGC 9.2 “pay copy” with the earliest Marvel universe characters sold for this amount in March 2022 via ComicConnect

🧾 Honorable Mention:

Batman No. 1 (1940) fetched US $2.22 million (CGC 9.4, sold in 2021), making it just outside the top‑5 at #6

Summary Table

Rank Comic Title Year Price (USD) Key Significance

1 Action Comics No. 1 1938 $6.0 M Superman’s debut

2 Superman No. 1 1939 $5.3 M First standalone Superman title

3 Amazing Fantasy No. 15 1962 $3.6 M Spider-Man’s first appearance

4 Captain America Comics No. 1 1941 $3.12 M. Captain America’s debut

5 Marvel Comics No. 1 1939 $2.4 M Introduced Human Torch & Namor

👟 Signed Tennis Shoes (sneakers)

🥇 1. Michael Jordan’s “Dynasty Collection” – 6th championship‑clinching sneakers

Sold for: US $8,032,800 at Sotheby’s in February 2024. These six shoes — one from each title‑sealing game (Jordan VI, VII, VIII, XI, XII & XIV) — are considered the most valuable single sneaker collection ever sold

🥈 2. Air Jordan 13 “Last Dance”, Game 2 of 1998 NBA Finals

US $2,238,000 in April 2023. Jordan wore and signed this pair during Game 2, a defining moment in his final championship run

🥉 3. Nike Air Yeezy 1 “Grammy” Prototype, worn by Kanye West at 2008 Grammy Awards

US $1,800,000 sold in April 2021 – setting the record as the first sneaker to fetch over $1 million at auction

4. Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game”, Game 5 of 1997 NBA Finals

US $1,380,000 in June 2023. Worn by Jordan during the legendary “Flu Game” — recording 38 points while ill — and later sold by that game’s ball‑boy

5. Nike Waffle Racing Flat “Moon Shoe” prototype (1972)

US $437,500 in July 2019 — one of only 12 pairs made by Nike co‑founder Bill Bowerman for Olympic trials. This ultra‑rare early design is regarded as the spiritual origin of sneaker culture

⚡ Summary Table

Rank Shoes & Significance Sale Price

1 Jordan “Dynasty Collection” $8,032,800

2 Jordan 13 “Last Dance” (1998 Finals Game 2) $2,238,000

3 Kanye West’s Air Yeezy 1 Prototype $1,800,000

4 Jordan 12 “Flu Game” (1997 Finals Game 5) $1,380,000

5 Nike “Moon Shoe” prototype (1972) $437,500

🔍 Why They Command Premium Prices

• Game‑worn provenance: Direct association with iconic performances and championship moments

• Scarcity: Rarity ranges from one‑of‑one prototypes to ultra‑limited prototypes or celebrity‑owned pairs

• Cultural impact: Beyond sports or music, they represent milestones in history, fashion, and even film (e.g. Back to the Future)

• Auction prestige: Major houses like Sotheby’s bring legitimacy and global visibility

⚾ Signed Baseballs

1. Mark McGwire’s 70th homer ball – sold for $3.05 million in January 1999 (still Guinness‑recorded)

2. Shohei Ohtani’s 50th homer ball – sold for $4.39 million (2024) – newer record

3. Freddie Freeman walk‑off grand slam ball (2024 World Series) – sold for $1.56 million

4. Babe Ruth 1933 All‑Star Game HR ball – sold for $805,000

5. Barry Bonds 756th HR ball – sold for $752,000

🧸 Toys

🥇 Jeff Koons’ Rabbit (stainless‑steel art toy sculpture) — $91.1 million

Originally created in 1986 and privately sold in 2019 by Christie’s, this towering mirror‑finished balloon-rabbit sculpture holds the record for the most expensive toy-like artwork ever sold at auction

🥈 The Astolat Dollhouse Castle — $8.5 million

A museum-quality miniature castle dollhouse by Elaine Diehl built over 13 years. It features 29 rooms and over 10,000 handcrafted miniatures, earning a staggering $8.5 million valuation

🥉 1:8‑scale Gold Lamborghini Aventador Model — $7.5 million

A lavish model car by Robert Gülpen made from solid gold, platinum, and gemstones. Only one exists, meticulously detailed and auctioned for $7.5 million

4. L’Oiseleur Automaton Doll — $6.25 million

An intricate mechanical automaton doll by Christian Bailly (4 ft tall) that can move and conduct birds in song. Its exquisite craftsmanship pushed its auction price to $6.25 million

5. Shimansky Diamond-Encrusted Soccer Ball — $2.59 million

Created by South African jeweler Shimansky in honor of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the one-of-a-kind soccer ball is adorned with 6,620 white and 2,640 black diamonds (around 3,500 carats total) and sold for $2.59 million

🎖 Notable near-misses & honorable mentions

• Steiff Louis Vuitton Teddy Bear — sold for $2.1 million at Christie’s in 2000; remains one of the priciest teddy bears on record

• Diamond‑choker Barbie by Stefano Canturi — fetched $302,500 in a 2010 charity auction, setting the record for most expensive Barbie doll ever

🧠 Why these toys commanded such extreme prices:

• Ultra‑rare one-of-a-kind status — unique creations such as Koons’ Rabbit, L’Oiseleur, and the gold Aventador model

• Luxury materials and craftsmanship — from platinum, solid gold, diamonds, to automaton engineering

• Art versus toy crossover — many are collectible art pieces with toy‑like design (e.g. Rabbit)

• Rich provenance or design pedigree — some were designed in celebration of major events or anniversaries

📋 Summary Table

Rank Toy Sale Price

1 Jeff Koons’ Rabbit $91.1 million

2 Astolat Dollhouse Castle $8.5 million

3 Gold Lamborghini Aventador Model Car $7.5 million

4 L’Oiseleur Automaton Doll $6.25 million

5 Shimansky Diamond Soccer Ball $2.59 million

🥇 Top 5 Most Expensive Auctioned Watches

1. Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 6300A‑010

A one-of-a-kind stainless steel grand complication crafted specially for the 2019 Only Watch charity auction, featuring 20 complications and dual dials. Sold for US $31.19 million at Christie’s Geneva in November 2019 —making it the highest‑priced timepiece ever sold at auction

2. Patek Philippe Henry Graves Supercomplication (Pocket Watch)

Commissioned by banker Henry Graves Jr., this gold pocket watch featuring 24 complications — including minute repeater and astronomical chart — sold at Sotheby’s Geneva for US $23.98 million in November 2014

3. Rolex Daytona “Paul Newman” Ref. 6239 (Paul Newman’s personal watch)

Worn by the actor and engraved “Drive Carefully Me,” this legendary Rolex fetched US $17.75 million at Phillips New York in October 2017 — setting the record for most expensive wristwatch until being surpassed in 2019

4. Patek Philippe Ref. 1518 (Stainless Steel, Post‑War Era)

A rare stainless steel model of the first serially produced wristwatch with both perpetual calendar and chronograph. Sold for US $11.14 million at Phillips Geneva in November 2016 — at the time a record price for wristwatches

5. Patek Philippe Ref. 6301A (Only Watch 2024 unique piece)

Featuring grand and petite sonnerie, a smoky blue sapphire-crystal dial with diamond markers, and exclusive engraving, this stainless steel marvel sold for US $17.26 million (CHF 15.7 million) in May 2024 at Only Watch — ranking it among the most expensive timepieces auctioned

📋 Summary Table

Rank Watch (Model) & Notability Price (USD) Auction / Date

1 Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 6300A‑010 $31.19 M Christie’s Geneva, Nov 2019

2 Patek Philippe Henry Graves Supercomplication $23.98 M Sotheby’s Geneva, Nov 2014

3 Rolex Daytona “Paul Newman” Ref. 6239 $17.75 M Phillips NY, Oct 2017

4 Patek Philippe Ref. 1518 (steel) $11.14 M Phillips Geneva, Nov 2016

5 Patek Philippe Ref. 6301A (Only Watch 2024) $17.26 M Only Watch/Geneva, May 2024

These sales illustrate not only the incredible monetary value of rare horological achievements but also the prestige tied to provenance, technical innovation, and auction prestige.

“For the love of god”

By Damien Hirst

In 2007, Damien Hirst made headlines with “For the Love of God”, a platinum cast human skull covered in 8,601 flawless diamonds. The bejeweled skull, which was reportedly purchased for $100 million by an investment group, is widely acknowledged to be the most expensive contemporary artwork ever made.

Two decorative skulls covered in glitter and reflective embellishments, front and side view, set against a black background.

🖼️ Paintings

🎨 Top 5 Most Expensive Paintings Sold at Auction

1. Salvator Mundi (attributed to Leonardo da Vinci)

Sold for US $450.3 million at Christie’s in New York in November 2017 — still the highest known auction price for any artwork

2. Les Femmes d’Alger (Version O) by Pablo Picasso

Achieved $179.4 million at Christie’s New York in May 2015, holding the record at the time for the most expensive painting ever auctioned

3. Nu Couché by Amedeo Modigliani

Sold for $170.4 million at Christie’s New York in November 2015

4. Three Studies of Lucian Freud by Francis Bacon

Auctioned for $142.4 million at Christie’s in New York in November 2013, at the time the highest price for a Bacon artwork

5. No. 5, 1948 by Jackson Pollock

Sold for $140 million in May 2006 — a record until surpassed— this abstract expressionist masterpiece remains among the top-tier auction prices for paintings

📋 Summary Table

Rank Artist & Title Price (USD) Auction / Date

1 Leonardo da Vinci – Salvator Mundi $450.3 M Christie’s New York, Nov 2017

2 Pablo Picasso – Les Femmes d’Alger (O) $179.4 M Christie’s New York, May 2015

3 Amedeo Modigliani – Nu Couché $170.4 M Christie’s New York, Nov 2015

4 Francis Bacon – Three Studies of Lucian Freud $142.4 M Christie’s New York, Nov 2013

5 Jackson Pollock – No. 5, 1948 $140 M May 2006 (Private collector)

These works reflect landmark moments in the art market— spanning Renaissance masters, high modernism, and post-war expressionism — where provenance, rarity, and historical importance combined to break auction records

🏀 Basketball Jerseys (signed/game‑worn):

1. Michael Jordan’s Game 1, 1998 NBA Finals “Last Dance” jersey – sold for $10.09 million in 2022, the most valuable sports jersey ever auctioned

2. Kobe Bryant 1996 debut jersey – sold for $7 million

3. Bryant 2007‑08 MVP season jersey – $5.85 million

4. Stephen Curry rookie Logoman autograph card (with jersey patch) – valued at $5.9 million (not jersey but card) – jerseys: Wilt Chamberlain finals jersey sold for $4.9 million

5. LeBron James rookie card / jersey card etc; jerseys less but card sold for $5.2 million

Category: Top‑Sale (Approx) & Year

Baseball Card: Mickey Mantle 1952 – $12.6M (2022)

Comic Book: Action Comics #1 – $6M (2024)

Signed Tennis Shoes: Jordan “Last Dance” – $2.238M (2023)

Signed Baseball (ball): Ohtani 50th HR – $4.392M (2024)

Toy: Rocket‑Firing Boba Fett – $525K (2024)

Watch: F.P. Journe clock/watch – $6.5M (2025)

Painting: The Scream – $119.9M (2012)

Signed Basketball Jersey: Jordan ’98 Finals – $10.09M (2022)

A glass plaque with the gold embossed text 'The Art of Acquisition' in a stylish font, secured with four gold standoffs at each corner.
Comic book cover titled 'Captain America' depicting a battle scene with Captain America punching a Nazi soldier, surrounded by soldiers and a woman with red hair, set against a patriotic and WWII theme.
Luxury wristwatch with a pink dial, multiple sub-dials, and a black leather strap.
A mannequin with blonde hair, blue eyes, and makeup, wearing a large diamond necklace with a pink gemstone and a black strapless dress, against a dark background with the text "Barbie by Stefano Canturi."
Red Chicago Bulls basketball jersey with the number 23 and the NAME 'BULLS' on the front.
A pair of black designer sneakers with innovative lacing and layered design elements, featuring a white sole and modern aesthetic.
A soccer ball trophy with black and white pentagon pattern, mounted on a silver and gold base.
A luxury Patek Philippe wristwatch with a pink dial, black leather strap, and multiple subdials showing date, moon phase, and power reserve.
Gold luxury sports car with upward-opening doors
A 2009 Bowman Chrome Mike Trout baseball card featuring Mike Trout in a red uniform with a helmet, swinging a baseball bat. The card has a colorful border, a signature, and the name "Mike Trout" at the bottom.
Model of a detailed miniature castle with multiple floors, rounded towers, bay windows, small balconies with black railings, made to resemble a real castle, displayed indoors with spotlights.
A shiny, reflective silver sculpture of a rabbit with upright ears, standing on its hind legs, with a mirror-like surface that shows the room and photographer in its reflection.
Gold pocket watch with multiple dials, Roman numerals, and a moon phase indicator
A vintage baseball with red, white, and blue stitching and the signature of Shohei Ohtani written in black ink across its surface.
Close-up of a middle-aged man with blue eyes and gray hair, resting his chin on his arm, wearing a blue shirt and a wristwatch, against a blue background.
A pair of old and worn Nike running shoes with dirty, discolored uppers, laces, and soles displayed from side and bottom views.
A life-sized puppet of a girl with blue eyes and brown curly hair, wearing a black hat with feathers and gold embellishments, playing a white flute, with a small colorful bird figurine nearby.
Pair of black and red Nike Zoom Kobe 4 Protro sneakers with laces, displayed side by side.
Official 2024 World Series baseball with red stitching and a logo in the center.
Silver Patek Philippe wristwatch with white dial, three subdials, moon phase display at 6 o'clock, date and month windows, and a metal bracelet.
Vintage baseball card of Babe Ruth, the famous baseball player, holding a bat over his shoulder, with a yellow background and the details of the card top and bottom.
Vintage comic book cover featuring Batman and Robin flying with capes extended against a yellow background. The title reads 'Batman' in red letters, with a subtitle indicating a spring issue. Batman is at the top with a black cape and mask, Robin is
Nude woman reclining on white surface against a black background, in a modern, stylized painting.
A luxury wristwatch with a round gold case, a white dial featuring multiple subdials indicating time, date, month, and year, and a brown leather strap.
A pair of black high-top Nike sneakers with Velcro strap and white soles.
A Mike Trout baseball trading card encased in a clear plastic slab with a Beckett autographed label. The card features a young baseball player in a red uniform holding a bat, with holographic accents and a signature at the bottom.
Official Rawlings Major League Baseball with red stitching and blue logos, showing signs of use.
A men's chronograph wristwatch with a black leather strap and a white dial, placed on a newspaper; on the right, a black-and-white photo of a man with light-colored hair, wearing a jacket and a watch, thinking with his hand on his chin.
A vending machine features a vintage Mickey Mantle baseball card with a photograph of Mickey Mantle, wearing a New York Yankees hat, holding a baseball bat. The display at the top shows a sale price of 9.5 million dollars for the card.
Teddy bear with a face resembling a lion wearing a designer dress and a hat with Louis Vuitton monogram pattern.
A trading card featuring LeBron James in a white suit, holding a Cleveland Cavaliers basketball jersey with the number 23. The card is labeled '2003 Topps Draft Pick #1' and shows he was selected in the first round of the 2003 NBA Draft.
Vintage Marvel Comics cover from October featuring a man firing a gun at a large gorilla. The gorilla is angry, and the cover lists stories including The Human Torch, The Angel, Submariner, and Masked Raider. The cover highlights action, mystery, and
A luxury Patek Philippe wristwatch with a blue textured dial, silver hands, and markers, featuring subdials and a blue leather strap.
Yellow Los Angeles Lakers basketball jersey with purple accents, the number 24, and signature writing.
Collection of six pairs of black and white high-end sneakers with red accents, various designs, some with signatures, on a white background.
A vintage phone booth with a cracked screen displaying an old portrait of a woman with short dark hair. The woman is wearing a gray coat and a blue collar, against an orange background. The booth has a red and white label at the top with the name 'HO
A man wearing a white shirt with a wristwatch, looking thoughtful, with a close-up of a Rolex watch and a watch back featuring the inscription 'Drive Carefully Me'.
Luxury wristwatch with a black dial, diamond accents on the band and bezel, and multiple subdials, including a moon phase display at 6 o'clock.
Comic book cover featuring Spider-Man swinging between buildings, saving a man from falling, with a cityscape in the background. The title reads 'Amazing Fantasy' and there are speech bubbles introducing Spider-Man.
Abstract colorful paint splatter and drip pattern with yellow, red, black, and white on a dark background.
A pair of black and red athletic shoes with a modern, sleek design, featuring a black upper with red accents and a textured red sole.
Official Major League Baseball with red stitching and printed text including a QR code and signatures.
A mechanical sculpture of a woman with a detailed face, curly hair, and a hat, holding a bird, constructed with various metal and mechanical parts, displayed on a red cloth with a plain background. The right side shows the inner mechanical structure
Reflective silver rabbit figurine with large ears and a bowtie, standing on its hind legs against a black background.
A basketball trading card featuring a player from the Golden State Warriors, dressed in a dark blue Warriors jersey with gold and orange accents, standing with a serious expression. To the left, an embroidered NBA logo with a white silhouette of a ba
Two gold pocket watches with white dials, one showing the moon and stars, the other showing multiple subdials and date, positioned facing each other against a white background.
Vintage comic book cover featuring Superman in a red cape and blue suit with a yellow emblem. He is shown breaking open a large box and flying through a colorful, stylized scene with text indicating '64 pages of action' and 'all in full color.'
A smartphone displaying a vintage-style portrait of a man in a gray shirt with a 'Pittsburgh' sign, inside a plastic case resembling a certified ID or license, with a red and white PSA label at the top.
Basketball trading card of Stephen Curry with an autograph and a fabric patch, encased in a plastic holder, with a photograph of him in a Golden State Warriors uniform and descriptive information on the right side.
Yellow Los Angeles Lakers basketball jerseys with the number 8, one displaying the name Bryant on the back and the other showing the front with the Lakers logo.
Colorful comic book cover featuring Batman battling Robin and a villain with a gun, with the title 'Batman' and text indicating it's a summer issue, No. 2.
A stainless steel Rolex Cosmograph Daytona wristwatch with a white dial, three black sub-dials, and a tachymeter bezel.
A baseball enclosed in a transparent case, with inscriptions celebrating the Los Angeles Dodgers as 2024 World Series champions.
A surreal digital painting of a person with an animal-like face, sitting on a chair in a room with yellow-orange walls. The scene has abstract lines creating a cube-like structure around the person.
A vintage comic book cover titled 'Action Comics' featuring a superhero dressed in a blue suit with a red cape lifting a green car over his head, while other characters react fearfully and run away. The comic costs 10 cents and has a number 1 in the
Yellow Los Angeles Lakers basketball jersey with the number 8 and Kobe Bryant's name on the back, laid flat on a white background.
Large framed painting of Jesus Christ surrounded by white walls and plants.
An old, yellowed baseball with handwritten faded signatures on its surface.
A middle-aged man with gray hair and blue eyes wearing a white dress shirt and a watch on his left wrist, resting his chin on his hand and looking into the camera.
A Cubist-style painting depicting multiple abstracted figures, including a woman with long hair and bare chest, and various geometric shapes in vibrant colors.
Luxury wristwatch with black dial and multiple subdials, surrounded by a diamond-encrusted bezel and lugs, with a black leather strap.