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  • July 2008
    • All-Star Memento Today, Nest Egg Tomorrow

      All-Star Memento Today, Nest Egg Tomorrow

      When it comes to souvenirs, some athletes are as memorabilia-hungry as fans. Albert Pujols has great success stockpiling mementos—for his son, or so he says—but even megastars experience slumps: Tiger Woods won’t sign for Roger Federer. “It is more important for me to talk to them and remember the moment,” says Woods. Bloomberg looks at celebrity autograph hounds. More »

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      baseball   basketball   Tiger Woods   Roger Federer   memorabilia   Albert Pujols   sports memorabilia   sports collectibles   MLB All-Star Game   autographs

    • Yankee Fever Expected to Sell Seats—Literally

      Yankee Fever Expected to Sell Seats&mdash;Literally

      Though Yankee Stadium, renovated in the 1970s, contains few long-lost relics, its current contents could nevertheless bring in $50 million when they're auctioned at season's end, New York magazine reports. From seats (figure $1,000), to urinals ($200), to trash bins ($100), everything is expected to find buyers stricken with Yankee fever. More »

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      baseball   New York Yankees   auction   memorabilia   Yankee Stadium   Derek Jeter   sports collectibles

  • May 2008
    • Smells Like Teen Nostalgia

      Smells Like Teen Nostalgia

      Grunge is passé, but the market for its collectibles isn’t, reports Portfolio . Nostalgia plays a big role in determining what's hot, and prices on items of baby boomer vintage, even from the likes of the Fab Four, are starting to drop. Meanwhile, the demand for Gen X artifacts—skateboards, Star Wars figurines, old video games—is on the rise.  More »

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      auction   memorabilia   Christie's   guitar   Generation X   Nirvana   Eric Clapton   Jimi Hendrix

    • Blu-Ray Never Sleeps

      Blu-Ray Never Sleeps

      Fans of Neil Young will soon be able to buy his entire music archive on Blu-ray discs, the AP reports. The first 10-disc set, out this fall, will cover the prolific rocker’s career from 1963 to 1972 and will include some previously unreleased songs, videos, and handwritten manuscripts. Buyers will also be able to download more content to the discs on their own. More »

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      music industry   music downloads   memorabilia   rock and roll   DVD   Neil Young   Blu-ray

    • Is Monroe Sex Tape a Hoax?

      Is Monroe Sex Tape a Hoax?

      FBI officials say their records show no evidence that the agency ever had a Marilyn Monroe sex tape, casting doubt on a memorabilia dealer’s claim that he just sold one, NBC News reports. The dealer says it belonged to the FBI in the 1960s, but he has produced no clear evidence of it and won't name the buyer. Several FBI analysts pored over agency records—notoriously meticulous under Hoover—and found nothing to confirm it. More »

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      FBI   pornography   memorabilia   sex tape   Marilyn Monroe   classified information

  • April 2008
    • See Jimi Get Experienced for $39.95

      See Jimi Get Experienced for $39.95

      Eleven minutes of footage showing a man having sex with two women have been packaged into a 45-minute Jimi Hendrix experience by a porn company notorious for releasing tapes of exposed celebrities. Whether it's actually the 1960s guitar hero is contested: Vivid Entertainment relies on private detectives and Hendrix acquaintances—while a girlfriend and a biographer take issue, the New York Times reports. More »

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      John F. Kennedy   memorabilia   sex tape   Jimi Hendrix   Frank Sinatra

    • Dead Archives Head to UC Santa Cruz

      Dead Archives Head to UC Santa Cruz

      The thousands of pieces that make up the Grateful Dead archive are truckin’ to a new home at UC Santa Cruz, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The materials—worth millions and ranging from the band’s first record contract to life-size skeletons of members—currently occupy 2,000 square feet in a warehouse; in Santa Cruz, they’ll become the school’s biggest collection. More »

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      music   memorabilia   archive   Grateful Dead   UC Santa Cruz

    • Schindler's Autograph on Sale for $154K

      Schindler's Autograph on Sale for $154K

      The only known autographed photo of Oskar Schindler, the German industrialist who saved 1,400 Jews from death during WWII, is on sale for $154,000, the New York Post reports. The dealer plans to contact Liam Neeson, who played the legend in Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List to see if he's interested.  More »

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      World War II   Holocaust   Jews   memorabilia   autographs   Liam Neeson

    • Lost Photos of Elvis Discovered

      Lost Photos of Elvis Discovered

      Close to 40 photographs of a jump-suited, cape-toting Elvis Presley rocking the house at Madison Square Garden in 1972 have surfaced and will be on display next month at Graceland in an exhibit entitled, "Elvis Jumpsuits: All Access." One of them already graces a Times Square billboard. A longtime official Garden photographer discovered the shots while sifting through old files, AP reports. More »

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      music   concert   memorabilia   photographs   Madison Square Garden   Elvis Presley   Elvis   1970s

    • Papa’s Got a Brand New … Jumpsuit?

      Papa&rsquo;s Got a Brand New &hellip; Jumpsuit?

      Estate sales are always a mixed bag, but the James Brown auction at Christie’s in August will be something special, TMZ.com reports. Sure, fans will be able to snag coveted items like a Grammy or keyboard, but the Godfather’s socks, underwear and canceled checks? Say it loud: His estate is broke. More »

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      auction   memorabilia   Christie's   music sales   estate   James Brown

    • McNamee Selling Clemens Mementos on eBay

      McNamee Selling Clemens Mementos on eBay

      If Roger Clemens wants to get any of his stuff back from ex-trainer Brian McNamee, all he has to do is log on to eBay. McNamee, who split with Clemens in the great steroids war, is putting up everything from autographed baseballs to hats to photographs of "all the steroid guys"—Clemens, Canseco, and Pettitte, the AP reports. He's donating the proceeds to his juvenile diabetes charity. More »

  • February 2008
  • October 2007
    • OJ Must Fork Over Rolex

      OJ Must Fork Over Rolex

      OJ Simpson must hand over his Rolex and sports memorabilia to help pay the millions he owes in the wrongful death settlement of his ex-wife, Nicole, and Ron Goldman, the Associated Press reported. A judge in California told Simpson today to pony up the watch, valued at up to $22,000, along with items he is alleged to have stolen from a Las Vegas hotel. More »

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      football   OJ Simpson   memorabilia   sports collectibles   Ronald Goldman

  • September 2007
    • Bonds' 756 Ball Headed to Hall*

      Bonds' 756 Ball Headed to Hall*

      Barry Bonds’ record-breaking 756th home run ball will be branded with the asterisk many fans think his record deserves. Fans decided the ball's fate after fashion designer Marc Ecko bought the ball for $752,467, and put it up for vote. The asterisk won out over sending the ball to the Hall of Fame unmarked or launching it into outer space, the AP reports. More »

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      steroids   Barry Bonds   memorabilia   Hank Aaron   Marc Ecko

    • OJ Courted Memorabilia Dealers

      OJ Courted Memorabilia Dealers

      Simpson's involvement with the memorabilia dealers he's accused of robbing began in the cell he sat in days after the 1994 murders of Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The LA Times reports Simpson asked agent Richard Gilbert to push memorabilia signed behind bars, merchandise he claims Gilbert later stole that Simpson believed was in the hotel room he stands accused of raiding. More »

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      OJ Simpson   memorabilia   robbery   Ronald Goldman   Nicole Brown Simpson

    • OJ Pays Bail and Walks Out

      OJ Pays Bail and Walks Out

      OJ left a Vegas detention center today after paying his $125,000 bail and hearing a list of charges against him and his alleged cohorts. His lawyer said that OJ will plead not guilty to all charges, including robbery and kidnapping with a weapon. Simpson, 60, gave up his passport but can return home to Miami or travel throughout the US, CNN reports. More »

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      Las Vegas   OJ Simpson   memorabilia   robbery   bail   heist   Thomas Riccio   Charles Cashmore

    • Bail for Simpson Set at $125K

      Bail for Simpson Set at $125K

      A Las Vegas judge set bail at $125,000 for OJ Simpson today on 11 counts issuing from his hotel altercation with sports collectors. The former football star entered no plea at today's hearing and was ordered to surrender his passport, the Los Angeles Times reports. His lawyer said Simpson will return to his Florida home as soon as possible. More »

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      kidnapping   OJ Simpson   memorabilia   robbery   felony   bail   sports collectibles   misdemeanor

    • OJ Hit With Robbery, Kidnapping Charges

      OJ Hit With Robbery, Kidnapping Charges

      Nevada prosecutors have filed 11 felony counts against OJ and his alleged cohorts for stealing memorabilia in Las Vegas last week, CNN reports. Charges include robbery with a deadly weapon, assault with a deadly weapon and first-degree kidnapping. Simpson, who is being held without bail, will face his first court appearance tomorrow morning. More »

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      kidnapping   Las Vegas   OJ Simpson   memorabilia   robbery   Ronald Goldman

    • Friend Says Simpson Was Set Up

      Friend Says Simpson Was Set Up

      The audiotape that surfaced yesterday of OJ Simpson’s alleged burglary was recorded by the same man who tipped Simpson off about his stolen property’s whereabouts, which has one Simpson friend and co-defendant crying foul. “It seemed like a setup to me,” Walter Alexander told "Good Morning America" today. More »

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      OJ Simpson   memorabilia   robbery   sports collectibles   Walter Alexander

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