Bidding for the photo titled, “1924 Babe Ruth Barnstorming Tour Stop in Dunsmuir,” started at $1,500 and rose to $13,434 on Jan. 11, which is where it remained as of Jan. 23 with about nine days remaining in the auction. READ MORE
A 1964 Cleveland Browns championship ring is going up for auction. The ring belonged to former Browns wide receiver Tom Hutchinson, who played in Cleveland during the team’s final championship season. READ MORE
A Bobby Orr Topps rookie test card up for auction is set to fetch a hefty amount. Bidding on the card, which auction site Lelands.com describes as "quite likely the most sought-after hockey card in existence," has topped $160,000 with two weeks left in the auction, according to Darren Rovell of Action Network. READ MORE
Former Orioles ace and Hall of Famer Jim Palmer has a couple of pieces of memorabilia from his career up for auction this month. READ MORE
They’ve taken a long time to build but now they’re about to find new homes. Some of the highest quality early boxing sets in existence are up for sale in the current Lelands auction catalog. Three old down the number one spot on the SGC Set Registry and aren’t likely to be surpassed considering the small number of high-grade cards known to exist. Fighters featured in the sets include Jack Johnson, Jim Jeffries, notorious Black Sox figure Abe Atell, Jack Dempsey and Jim Corbett. READ MORE
A 1980 game-worn jersey sported by Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame wide receiver Lynn Swann is among the items up for auction at Lelands.com. READ MORE
Paul Waner’s Baseball Hall of Fame plaque is being put up for auction. That makes me kind of sad. Waner, who grew up in Harrah and went to then-East Central State College in Ada, is one of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ all-time greats. In a Major League career that spanned 1926-45, Waner produced 3,152 hits and a career batting average of .333. READ MORE
The Good Book, owned by Houston before her death in February 2012, contains handwritten notes including the name of her ex-husband Robert B. Brown, their wedding party and the pastor who married them under a section labeled “Marriage.” Houston documented the name and birth date of their daughter Bobbi under a page in the Bible labeled “Births.” Houston also wrote in the Bible that her father John died Feb. 2, 2002, though he died in 2003. READ MORE
A piece of Toronto sports history, the ball that Jose Bautista knocked out of the park for a bat-flip inducing three-run home run during game five of the 2015 American League Division Series, could be yours for a price tag of more than $8,000 (U.S.). READ MORE
A piece of Toronto Blue Jays history is up for auction – and the owners hope it stays in Canada. The ball from Jose Bautista’s three-run homer in Toronto’s wild 6-3 victory over the Texas Rangers in Game 5 of the 2015 American League Division Series was put up for auction on Friday, with bidding open until Feb. 1. The seventh-inning shot won the series for Toronto and became entrenched in Blue Jays lore when it was punctuated by Bautista’s controversial bat flip. READ MORE