Step into the thrilling world of sports memorabilia as Weiss Auctions offers collectors a chance to bid on a historic array of items that would make any sports enthusiast weak in the knees. The auction catalog is a treasure trove of coveted pieces, from autographed memorabilia by the legendary Babe Ruth to unique Topps baseball cards and even an Olympic torch from the 1936 Berlin games.
One of the standout items up for grabs is the only PSA-registered autographed 1952 Topps Roy Campanella card, with bids rapidly approaching the $40,000 mark. For fans of the iconic Babe Ruth, there are various collectibles to choose from, including a 1946 minor league scorecard and a selection of personal photos and signatures that showcase the legacy of the Sultan of Swat.
Jackie Robinson enthusiasts will be delighted to find a signed index card from 1952 in the catalog. Another gem awaiting its new owner is the highly sought-after 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card graded SGC 3, accompanied by nearly complete sets from 1952 that are just a few key cards shy of perfection.
The auction extends its offerings to a complete run of Topps sets from 1956 through 1979, featuring a special highlight – the 1986-87 Fleer Basketball set. Dubbed “The Toledo Collection,” this set boasts cards from the ’40s and ’50s, including Jackie Robinson rookies and Leaf Ruth cards that are sure to fuel any collector’s passion.
For aficionados of pre-War cards, there is a selection of Goudey and T206 Hall of Famers waiting to be added to their collection. Autograph enthusiasts will be drawn to 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 that add depth and character to this already impressive catalog.
With over 400 lots up for auction, collectors have a wide range of choices to elevate their sports memorabilia collection to new heights. Online pre-bidding is currently open, leading up to the grand finale – a live webcast set for 10 AM Eastern time on Wednesday, March 27. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of sporting history at the Weiss Auctions extravaganza.
