Mickey Mantle Auction of the Greer Johnson Collection ($1.3M)
Harry M. Stevens Auction ($1.8M)
Boston Garden Auction ($2M)
Howdy Doody Auction featuring the collections of Buffalo Bob Smith, Lew "Clarabell" Anderson, propmaster Scott Brinker & producer Roger Muir. In this auction we sold one of the original Howdy Doody puppets for over $113,000.
Important individual pieces include Babe Ruth Sale Document ($99,000), Mickey Mantle's 1960 Jersey ($111,100) and perhaps the single most famous transaction in sports memorabilia history, the sale of the infamous "Mookie Ball" to actor Charlie Sheen for $93,500.
Lelands has also conducted highly successful charity auctions for the Jackie Robinson Foundation, the Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.), and Major League Baseball (where we auctioned "on-site" the uniforms worn in Baltimore's 1993 All-Star Game).
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| Dec 21, 2018 | Don't Let A Holy Grail Baseball Card Or A Memorabilia Piece Be The-One-That-Got-Away | The Ewing & Mascot cabinet baseball card that Bland won in an auction. Photo by Robert Edward Auction |
| Dec 22, 2015 | For Sale: Jim Craig's Olympic Memories | Josh Evans seeks to pull off a feat as improbable as the Miracle on Ice. The 54-year-old founder of Lelands.com, the biggest sports auction house in the world, is trying to sell former Team USA goaltender Jim Craig's 1980 Olympics souvenirs... |
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When was Lelands.com Auctions founded?
Lelands.com Auctions was founded in 1985.
What has the press written about Lelands.com Auctions?
Parsers VC has collected 3 articles mentioning Lelands.com Auctions, among them “Don't Let A Holy Grail Baseball Card Or A Memorabilia Piece Be The-One-That-Got-Away” (Dec 21, 2018) and “For Sale: Jim Craig's Olympic Memories” (Dec 22, 2015).
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