“My 16-year-old self is weeping." Thrifter confused by Goodwill's price tag on autographed relic from famous rock band: 'I'm ...

A 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan autographed rookie card sold for $2.5 million on Thursday through Pharrell Williams’ auction house Joopiter. The price tag made it the third most expensive Jordan card ...

A 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan autographed rookie card. Courtesy of Goldin A Michael Jordan autographed rookie card hit a record price through a private sale, Goldin Auctions announced Tuesday. A 1986-87 ...

Panini’s latest release of Caitlin Clark autographed items ranging in price from $450 to $1,000 each sold out in a matter of minutes on Thursday. A total of 19 different autographed items, including ...

Latest Shohei Ohtani baseball card sale sets record.

Legendary football player Joe Namath is making headlines once again, this time in the world of sports collectibles. A 2014 Panini Absolute Absolute Ink Spectrum Silver Joe Namath autographed sports ...

Are you a high roller or just a curious onlooker? Either way, you’re going to want to see the most expensive autographed items at Fanatics. For sports fans, the ultimate collectible is one with a ...

It was once considered taboo to have vintage cards autographed. Any writing on a card, even an in-person autograph, was considered damage to an original collectible. But the hobby's stance has evolved ...

THAT THIN ICE. WELL, CAITLIN CLARK SNAGS ANOTHER HONOR. SHE’S MADE THE FORBES 30 UNDER 30 LIST. CLARK, WHO IS JUST 22 YEARS OLD, IS THE ONLY PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER ON THIS LIST. FORBES ...

An autographed copy of Playboy with President Donald Trump on the cover sold at auction for $4,900. The March 1990 issue features Playboy Playmate Brandi Brandt and President Trump on the cover. Trump ...

We’ve all seen videos of rock stars signing women’s breasts, even their butts. There are even super fans who have celebrity autographs tattooed on their skin. In fact, signing body parts isn’t even ...

A new California law regulates how autographed items may be sold. Originally intended to cover sports memorabilia and an apparently thriving market in fake autographs, bookstores are worried it will ...