Greatest sports memorabilia of all time

This pristine rookie card of Mickey Mantle remains one of the most valuable sports cards in existence. It is a cornerstone of baseball nostalgia, representing the golden age of the sport.

This jersey was worn by Kobe Bryant during his rookie season (1996-1997) with the Los Angeles Lakers, including his NBA preseason debut. It represents the beginning of one of basketball's greatest careers and is a record for Bryant memorabilia.

This jersey was worn during Game 1 of Jordan's final championship run with the Chicago Bulls, famously documented in "The Last Dance" series. It broke records for game-worn memorabilia, solidifying Jordan's status as a top sports legend and collectible asset.

This collection includes the shirts worn by Messi throughout Argentina's victorious 2022 World Cup campaign, including the final. It marks the culmination of Messi's legendary career with a World Cup triumph, making it immensely significant.

Worn by Pelé during the 1970 World Cup Final, where Brazil's team is often considered the best national team ever. This shirt represents a pinnacle of football achievement by one of the sport's greatest legends.

This jersey holds the record as the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold, nearly doubling previous records. It is considered the "Mona Lisa" of sports collectibles due to its historical significance.

This jersey was worn by Maradona when he scored both the infamous "Hand of God" goal and a spectacular solo goal against England in the 1986 World Cup quarterfinals. It is a highly iconic and controversial piece of football history, representing one of the sport's most memorable moments.

This WBC belt is from Ali's historic victory over George Foreman in Zaire, a fight that transcended sports. It is a cultural artifact symbolizing strength, dignity, and change during a pivotal era in sports and civil rights.

This founding document outlines the principles for the modern Olympic Games, written by Pierre de Coubertin. It is a truly one-of-a-kind piece that established the modern Olympic movement, making it a highly significant historical artifact.

This handwritten document outlines the 13 original rules of basketball, a sport that has grown to global popularity. It is the foundational text for one of the world's most popular sports, making it an invaluable piece of history.

Often called the "Holy Grail" of sports collectibles, this card is extremely rare due to Wagner's objection to his likeness being used in tobacco products. Its rarity and historical significance make it one of the most coveted items.

This is one of four gold medals won by Owens at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, a powerful symbol against Nazi ideology. This medal holds immense historical significance, representing athletic triumph and a stand against racial supremacy.

This Reebok-branded jacket was famously worn by Jordan on the podium at Barcelona 1992, where he covered the Reebok logo in allegiance to Nike. It is a unique piece of memorabilia tied to a famous moment of brand loyalty and the "Dream Team's" gold medal victory.

Worn by LeBron James in the deciding Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals, where he scored 37 points to secure the championship. This jersey cemented his status as one of the greatest players ever and is the highest-selling LeBron jersey to date.