Penny Chenery’s 1973 Kentucky Derby program and personal track-used 1973 Kentucky Oaks clubhouse box ticket stub sold for a world record $11,687 in the Lelands.com Monthly Auction, which closed September 9. READ MORE
Oscar Robertson's 1971 NBA championship ring has sold for a little more than $91,000 in Lelands Invitational Auction. READ MORE
Chicago White Sox fans interested in some vintage memorabilia need to act fast. The Lelands.com Invitational Auction closes Friday at 9 p.m. READ MORE
A program from the first Masters Tournament, formally known as the Augusta National Invitation Tournament, is up for auction this week. READ MORE
Marilyn Monroe sang her unforgettable rendition of “Happy Birthday” to the late President John F. Kennedy at a Madison Square Garden rally on May 19, 1962, 10 days before he turned 45. No photo was believed to have been taken of the two together that night — or ever — until one was discovered after the death of Kennedy’s official White House photographer, Cecil W. Stoughton, in 2008. READ MORE
A program featuring the Tall Firs of Oregon in the first-ever NCAA basketball championship is up for auction in Lelands 2018 Invitational Auction. READ MORE
It was Robertson who, along with guys like Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell, who set the tone, who didn't just star but paved the way. READ MORE
A sports memorabilia piece with local Upstate New York ties will be hitting auction from Lelands sports later this month. READ MORE
Decked out in a skin-tight, nude-colored dress, she sang “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy, who was turning 45 later that month, at a rally at Madison Square Garden on May 19, 1962. The performance remains a cultural touchstone decades later, and is also noteworthy because that event produced what is considered the only known photograph of Monroe and Kennedy together. READ MORE
This horseshoe could break a world record for the most a horseshoe has ever sold, said Leonard Lusky, president of Secretariat.com. READ MORE