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Toy, Vintage and Pop-Culture Collectibles Lead Busy Autumn Auction Calendar
Collectibles continue to draw steady interest from auction houses on several continents, with online sales dominating the calendar and offerings ranging from die-cast toys to vintage dolls and radios. Schueller Auction & Relocation Company is closing bidding on Round 15 of its Ertl toy and collectible series on November 11, 2026, at 6 p.m. The online estate auction is expected to offer 800 to 900-plus lots of die-cast toys, banks and collectibles, including Ertl pedal tractors and NASCAR pieces, and carries a 16% buyer's premium. Pickup is scheduled for November 12, 2026. On the same closing day, Vandertook Auction Services ends a family collection of vintage toys, Hot Wheels, Matchbox and Tonka items, with pickup set for November 14.
Coisa Antiga Leilões follows with its 53rd Antiques, Toys and Collectibles Auction, held online only on November 17, 2026, at 8 p.m., with the catalog open until that date. Highlighted lots include a Zenith valve radio with an opening bid of R$ 499, a Michael VBM40 acoustic bass with original case at R$ 5.500, and a Zoom B1X bass effects pedal at R$ 599. The same day, Toomey & Co. Auctioneers holds a Superman-themed sale, part of a run of sales that stretches through December 1, 2026. That run includes Rare Posters, a pop-culture collection, Comics & Comic Art, and a Japanese Sofubi & Original Art sale that closes the window.
Another trend is the blending of collectibles with everyday estate goods. Auktionshaus Sønderjylland lists model trains alongside workshop machinery, bathrobes, kitchenware and vehicles, reflecting how estate clearances and bankruptcy sales often bring collectibles to market. Meanwhile, All American Auction's Vintage Holiday Treasure Auction is open for bidding now, featuring estate collectibles, vintage toys, Holiday Barbie dolls, Hallmark Keepsake ornaments, Hummel and Willow Tree figurines, and Madame Alexander dolls. Heatwole Auctions & Affordable Moving, meanwhile, publishes hundreds of photos per sale online and shows select items on a video screen, a sign of how sellers are adapting presentation for remote bidders.
Across these listings, the pattern is clear: toys, figurines, dolls, radios and pop-culture material are the most frequently named collectibles, and online-only formats with set closing times and pickup windows are now standard. Buyers who track these sales should note closing times and pickup schedules, which vary widely between houses.
Written from 40 auctioneer catalogues, 10 November 2026.
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