The world of sports memorabilia is set to light up with anticipation as the upcoming Weiss Auctions showcase a dazzling array of historic items ready for eager collectors to bid on. From coveted autographed pieces by the legendary Babe Ruth to a unique 1952 Topps Roy Campanella card and a prestigious Olympic torch from the 1936 Berlin games, the auction boasts a treasure trove of sports history waiting to find new homes.
One of the standout items in the auction is the only PSA-registered autographed 1952 Topps Roy Campanella card, with bids quickly approaching the impressive $40,000 mark. This rare gem is sure to capture the attention of serious collectors looking to own a piece of baseball history.
For fans of the great Babe Ruth, the auction catalog does not disappoint, featuring a range of Ruth-signed collectibles including a 1946 minor league scorecard and various personal photos and signatures. Jackie Robinson enthusiasts will also have a chance to acquire a signed index card from 1952, adding a piece of the iconic player’s legacy to their collections.
One of the most highly sought-after items on offer is a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card graded SGC 3, a true gem for any baseball card collector. Additionally, collectors will find nearly complete sets from 1952, with only a few key cards missing, allowing enthusiasts to fill gaps in their collections and elevate their portfolios.
The auction spans a vast timeline, offering complete runs of Topps sets from 1956 through 1979, alongside an enriched collection from “The Toledo Collection” featuring cards from the ’40s and ’50s, including Jackie Robinson rookies and Leaf Ruth cards. Pre-War card enthusiasts will also find themselves delighted with Goudey and T206 Hall of Famers up for grabs.
Autograph collectors will be thrilled by the inclusion of a 1937 Los Dragones team sheet signed by baseball legends Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, and James “Cool Papa” Bell, among other rare autographed items and collections waiting to be claimed by passionate fans.
With over 400 lots featured in the auction catalog, collectors have a vast selection to choose from, with online pre-bidding currently open. The grand finale will culminate in a live webcast at 10 AM Eastern time on Wednesday, March 27th, offering enthusiasts the chance to secure their desired pieces of sports history in an exciting event not to be missed.