The excitement in the air is palpable as avid collectors and sports enthusiasts converge on the virtual bidding arena of the Weiss Auctions. This time, the spotlight shines on a dazzling array of historic sports memorabilia up for grabs, enticing bidders with promises of owning a piece of sports history.
The Weiss Auction catalog is a treasure trove for sports memorabilia aficionados, offering coveted items autographed by the legendary Babe Ruth himself. Among the gems awaiting their new owners is a 1946 minor league scorecard bearing Ruth’s signature, along with a collection of personal photos and signatures that offer a unique glimpse into the life of this iconic figure. Jackie Robinson fans are sure to be thrilled by the chance to own a signed index card from 1952, adding a touch of history to their collection.
One of the standout pieces in the auction is the only PSA-registered autographed 1952 Topps Roy Campanella card, with bids soaring towards the $40,000 mark. This rare and coveted piece is sure to set pulses racing among serious collectors vying for a chance to add it to their prized collection. Additionally, a highly sought-after 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card graded SGC 3 awaits a new home, alongside nearly complete sets from 1952 that are missing only a few key cards, tantalizing collectors with the possibility of completing their sets.
The auction extends its reach even further, offering a complete run of Topps sets from 1956 through 1979, a testament to the enduring popularity of these iconic collectibles. Enriching the lineup is a 1986-87 Fleer Basketball set from “The Toledo Collection,” featuring cards from the ’40s and ’50s that include Jackie Robinson rookies and Leaf Ruth cards. For those with a penchant for pre-War cards, Goudey and T206 Hall of Famers are sure to pique their interest and add to the allure of the auction.
Autograph enthusiasts will be delighted by the offerings in the catalog, with highlights such as the 1937 Los Dragones team sheet signed by baseball legends Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, and James “Cool Papa” Bell, among other rare autographed items and collections waiting to find new owners. With over 400 lots in the catalog, the online pre-bidding process is now open, building anticipation for the live webcast finale scheduled for 10 AM Eastern time on Wednesday, March 27.
As the countdown to the final bidding moments begins, the thrill of the chase for these historic sports memorabilia items is sure to capture the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts alike. Join the excitement at Weiss Auctions and stake your claim on a piece of sports history that will stand the test of time.