“A jersey that Michael Jordan wore during a 1998 NBA finals game in Utah will be auctioned by Sotheby’s online from Sept. 6-14. With a presale estimate of between US$3 million and US$5 million, it will be the most expensive price for a Jordan jersey, or any piece of Jordan memorabilia, the auction house said.”

SlabStox provides a fantastic recap of The National and the current state of the sports card market.

GemRate reports on PSA’s 1st million item month including the top sports, athletes, and cards submitted in July.

A Pennsylvania man recently discovered that his ticket stub from Chamberlain’s 100 point game may be worth a pretty penny after a conversation with a friend. The stub, in rough shape, is on its way to Robert Edwards Auctions and is expected to provide the seller with a nice five figure payday.

“Topps has signed a multi-year agreement to produce trading cards for the National Basketball League in Australia and New Zealand.”

The black custom 1949 Mercury known as “Hell’s Chariot” from the Grease film is up for auction at the Mecum Auctions event in Monterey, California, on August 20. Olivia Newton-John used the vehicle for various promotional events and signed the dashboard alongside director Randal Kleiser.

“Serena Williams’ retirement announcement sparked a frenzy in the market for her collectibles. E-commerce giant eBay reported to Front Office Sports that sales of Williams collectibles surged 968% on its platforms on August 9 — the day the all-time tennis great announced her retirement from the sport.”

“Han Solo’s original blaster, one of the most iconic sci-fi weapons, is about to go for auction and is expected to fetch at least half a million dollars.”