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A coin that was thought not to exist will be sold next month, its second sale since it was discovered in a Berkshire, UK field by a metal detectorist. The coin was made at the behest of Caractacus ...

A Jimmy Page guitar has sold for £100,000 at auction to become the most valuable known guitar played by the Led Zeppelin man. The guitar, a 1957 Gretsch Chet Atkins 6120, was given away by Page in a ...

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 ...

An 1898 South African coin that is probably the most desirable in the country’s history has sold for over $2 million in the United States. The Republic gold “9” Pond 1898 MS63 Prooflike NGC from the ...

With a thrilling finale suitable for the movies, a prop sledge, the legendary Rosebud, from the 1941 movie Citizen Kane has auctioned for $14.7 million including fees. The piece was sold by Heritage ...

New Beatles museum, Italian brainrot, and the $96 million record watch sale Issue No. 23 COLLECTING DAILY In partnership with Paul Fraser Collectibles Good evening collectors. It’s Wednesday, May 13.

A motorcycle that finished second in the 1927 Ulster Grand Prix could realise as much as £350,000 at auction this weekend. The 1925 Brough Superior 981cc SS100 is the star lot in Bonhams’ spring sale ...

He’s the Pope who loves baseball, so trading cards will be no secret to Leo XIV, whose own card is selling well and for big money.

Eric and Ernie were the definition of National Treasures, but a letter revealed in an auction sale of comedian Eric Morecambe’s personal collection reveal they nearly never were.

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 breaking news announcement at a Cornwall, UK auctioneer has removed many lots from one of the biggest sales of maritime artefacts in recent years. Lay’s Auctioneers of Penzanze posted this statement ...