Rookie Card Auctions

Odyssey Estate Sale Company specializes in sports card and autographed memorabilia auctions, with recent sales featuring Shohei Ohtani rookies, Hall of Famer cards, and a Sports Illustrated first issue. The Seattle-Tacoma outfit also runs estate and fine art sales, including a Tang Dynasty sculpture and a Karastan rug in a Puyallup auction. Its sports lots have included Jordan, Mantle, Gretzky, and Tiger Woods memorabilia, and it ships nationally.

Memory Lane Inc. specializes in vintage sports cards and sports collectibles, with its headline results tied to a PSA 9 Sandy Koufax Rookie that brought $604,736 in its Summer Rarities Auction, which the house says topped $7.5 million. The site also runs an "I Own It Now!" fixed-price channel where consignors list iconic, high-grade pieces that collectors can buy instantly, bypassing the traditional auction format.

Auctions feature sports cards, focusing on pricing, scarcity, historical context, and long-term value, with links to live eBay auctions.

Love of the Game Auctions is holding its Topps 75th Anniversary Auction, which opened October 16 and closes October 31, 2026 at 9:00 PM EDT, with the top lot, a 1952 Topps #311 Type 1 card graded PSA NM-MT 8, carrying a current bid of $209,970.

Specializes in autographed hockey memorabilia, with signed pucks, 8x10 photos, replica jerseys and HOF plaques from named players such as Marc-Andre Fleury, Wayne Gretzky and Mr. St. Louis's fellow Canadiens alumni, plus George Springer-signed Blue Jays items. The house says it holds over 300 past and present hockey players in its collection, including 100+ Hall of Famers, and its upcoming-signings page offers mail-order autographs and send-in options for pucks, jerseys and hockey cards.

Upcoming auctions include a Woodstock sports card, comic and Pokémon TCG show on Oct 31, followed by a busy Nov 1 slate of events in Toronto, London, Woodstock and Mississauga, including the Ontario Vintage Market, the London Pokémon & TCG Show, the Sunday Antique Market and Antiques at St. Lawrence Market. Further listings run through November: a sport card and memorabilia expo in Mississauga on Nov 5, an antique, art and design fair in Ottawa on Nov 7, a cluster of toy, model train, Pokémon and book-and-paper shows on Nov 8, a militaria show in Burlington and another Sunday Antique Market on Nov 15, and toy, collectibles and sports card events in Hamilton and Kitchener on Nov 22.

Estate Sales Minnesota specializes in auctions featuring trains, sports cards, and other memorabilia. The house also handles full-service estate sales and offers online auctions for items like Prada, Stickley, and coins.

Visbids leads with folk art and Indigenous material in its upcoming "Folk Art, Pottery, Textiles and Country Furnishings" sale, which names works by Mose Tolliver, Clarence Webster, Jacob Roth and Gilbert Desroches, alongside decorated stoneware and redware by Goold, Schuler and Welding and Mohawk pottery. The house also runs collector's auctions heavy in Lalique hood ornaments, trench art and vintage model cars, sold in the Greater Toronto Area and online through HiBids. Its catalogues are rich with pre-Confederation samplers and Canadian paintings, giving the Toronto-area house a distinctly Canadian focus.

Specializes in golf collectibles and memorabilia, with recent results including a Scotty Cameron GSS Newport 2 putter that sold for $27,195.60, a c.1775 putter, and a Hugh Philp c.1835 play club. Lots also run to Tiger Woods material, such as a 1997 Masters PSA Type 1 photo, and to art, including Andy Warhol's "Jack Nicklaus" (1977) and works by Charles Lees. The house, founded in 2006, says it has clients in 58 countries.

Specializing in estate sales and liquidations, Silver Fox Auctions and Liquidations Inc in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, buys gold, silver, and collectables, and accepts consignments. The house also runs a retail shop, Ye Olde Fox Shoppe, and lists items for online purchase. Its site promises auctions that are "ONLINE ALL THE TIME," with a current auction linked from the homepage.

Specializes in vintage baseball cards, with named focus on 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig cards, Goudey and Play Ball sets, and 1909-11 T206 baseball sets. The house also buys football, basketball, hockey and non-sport cards, plus autographs, original art and memorabilia such as Ruth, Mantle and Jackie Robinson items. One recent highlight is a 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle card that its owner saved from games of FLIP in the 1950s and 1960s.

Auction of Champions is holding a run of sports memorabilia sales closing at 11 PM, starting with its Daily, MVP, and MVP Card auctions on Tuesday, October 27, followed by All-Star on October 28, Mystery and Giraffeneckmarc on October 30, Card on October 31, and Helmet on November 2. The calendar lists only month and day without a year, so the sale dates cannot be confirmed as complete calendar dates.

Crown Sports Auctions is holding its September 2026 auction, which concludes on September 28, 2026, featuring a wide array of sports memorabilia including baseball bats, jerseys, cards, and various collectibles.

Upcoming auctions include a Boston Red Sox World Series lot closing October 27, an October Month auction ending October 31, and a New England Patriots auction ending November 3, all at 10 P.M. EST with no buyer's premium. KBK Sports is also running a weekend card auction and a Boston Sports auction ending Sunday, a Tuesday Legends auction, and a Framingham Youth Hockey fundraiser ending Wednesday, though the source gives no year for these dates.

Upcoming auctions include the $5 Reserve Sports Card Auction and The Players Auction, both closing November 18, 2026, followed by a Collectors First Auction Group sale running November 15 to December 5, 2026. Team visits are also scheduled in Wilmington, Massachusetts, on November 6–8, 2026, and across Connecticut on November 14–15, 2026, by appointment for free appraisals and consignment consideration.

Upcoming auctions include a bullion sale on October 27 with more than 800 lots of gold, silver, and platinum, followed by an online-only sports cards, memorabilia, and Pokemon auction on October 31 with bidding opening that Saturday morning. A Pop Culture, Toys & Comic Book Auction is scheduled for November 7, following an online-only Heroes, Comics & Collectibles sale of more than 1,000 lots.

Upcoming auctions include the 2026 Fall Premier, running October 29 through November 15, with a preview of headline lots such as a 2014 Novak Djokovic Wimbledon final photomatched racquet, a 1928-29 Babe Ruth game-used bat gifted to Mark Koenig, and a 2026 Topps Now 1-of-1 Shohei Ohtani 300th career home run card. Other sneak-peek lots without auction dates in the window include a 1921 Standard Biscuit Co. Babe Ruth card graded PSA VG 3 and a 1997 Ken Griffey Jr. game-used and signed bat.

Upcoming auctions include an onsite yard auction in Parkland County with viewing by appointment on Monday, Oct. 26, plus November comic, sports card and memorabilia, and sealed Lego sales that list no start dates. Consignment deadlines fall on November 13 for the sealed Lego auction and November 20 for the premium action figure and toy auction.

Frameworth Sports Marketing specializes in signed sports memorabilia, led by framed and canvas pieces and jerseys tied to hockey stars such as Sidney Crosby, Macklin Celebrini and Montreal Canadiens players, alongside signed items from basketball, soccer and baseball. Its current Frameworth Auctions block includes a dual-signed Crosby and Celebrini face-off overhead as a limited edition of one, while the site also sells fixed-price framed pieces for the Carolina Hurricanes' 2026 Stanley Cup championship team. The house brands itself as a North American jersey framing business operating since 1992.

Upcoming auctions include the current online sale, which runs through November 14th, with catalog, bidding, and preview scheduling available, though the source does not state the year. The lots named in the listing, such as a Namiki fountain pen and a Joseph Heinrich copper hare chafing dish, appear under past prices realized, so no upcoming lots are identified.