Weiss Auctions is set to thrill sports memorabilia enthusiasts with its latest offering, featuring a stunning array of historic collectibles that are sure to capture the hearts of avid collectors. The auction catalog is a treasure trove of coveted sports memorabilia, including autographed items by the legendary Babe Ruth, a unique 1952 Topps Roy Campanella card, and an Olympic torch from the iconic 1936 Berlin games.
One of the standout pieces in the auction is the only PSA-registered autographed 1952 Topps Roy Campanella card, a rare gem that has garnered bids approaching an impressive $40,000. Collectors with a keen eye for baseball history will also find a plethora of Ruth-signed collectibles, from a 1946 minor league scorecard to various personal photos and signatures. Jackie Robinson aficionados will not want to miss the opportunity to acquire a signed index card from 1952, adding a piece of history to their collection.
For those seeking rare and sought-after baseball cards, the auction offers a chance to own a highly coveted 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card graded SGC 3, along with nearly complete sets from 1952 that are only missing a few key cards, making them an exciting addition to any collection. The auction also spans a complete run of Topps sets from 1956 through 1979, featuring an impressive 1986-87 Fleer Basketball set as well.
Highlighted within “The Toledo Collection” are cards from the ’40s and ’50s, showcasing Jackie Robinson rookies and Leaf Ruth cards that are sure to captivate any discerning collector. Pre-War card enthusiasts will also be delighted to find Goudey and T206 Hall of Famers among the wealth of memorabilia up for bid.
Autograph collectors are in for a treat with rare items such as the 1937 Los Dragones team sheet signed by baseball legends Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, and James “Cool Papa” Bell, offering a glimpse into the rich history of the sport. The auction catalog boasts over 400 lots, providing a wide selection for collectors to peruse and bid on.
Online pre-bidding is already open for enthusiasts eager to get their hands on these remarkable pieces, with the final live webcast finale scheduled for 10 AM Eastern time on Wednesday, March 27. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a sports memorabilia aficionado, this auction promises an unforgettable opportunity to bring home a piece of sporting history.
