This isn’t just your average sale, it features headline lots like the game-used baseball from Shohei Ohtani’s second home run in the NLCS, one of the most talked about single-game performances in baseball history.
You’ll also find historically significant pieces such as:
• A complete 1933 Goudey set • A 1937 Lou Gehrig World Series photomatched jersey • Items from the personal collection of five-time NBA champion Derek Fisher, including game-worn Lakers gear.
Nothing major, but I’m a simple collector. The Summertime in the Park is my favorite insert series. Still trying to locate the Acuña in green or orange parallel. No luck yet, but maybe one day.
2004 Leaf Limited Lumberjacks, Lou Gehrig Jersey-Bat. Lou Gehrig’s legendary work ethic was defined by his relentless consistency, durability, and quiet determination, earning him the nickname “Iron Horse.” He played in 2,130 consecutive games from 1925 to 1939, a record that stood for 56 years until Cal Ripken Jr. broke it in 1995.