I Ranked the 10 Biggest Sales in Goldin History

I'm ranking the 10 most expensive items ever sold in Goldin Auctions history. You know I deal in all collectibles from sports cards and memorabilia to high-stakes historical artifacts, but this list is full of massive surprises, almost half of our top 10 aren’t even sports cards! From breaking the all-time trading card record to auctioning off foundational pieces of American history, we are counting down the biggest public sales we've ever had. We’re showcasing the true "Holy Grails" that made Goldin history: The Pikachu Illustrator (PSA 10): The most valuable trading card ever sold, famously owned by Logan Paul. "The Shields" T206 Honus Wagner: The $5.12M grail traced directly back to the little boy who pulled it in 1909. Shohei Ohtani’s 50/50 Home Run Ball: The historic, record-breaking baseball that captivated the entire world and made international news. The Declaration of Independence: An Exeter Broadside and the most important historical piece we’ve ever had in the building. 2009 Mike Trout Superfractor: The multi-million dollar 1-of-1 card that shocked the industry and set the modern card market ablaze in 2020. Kobe Bryant Game-Used Rookie Jersey: The groundbreaking photo-matched jersey that sparked the massive gold rush in modern game-used basketball memorabilia. Michael Jordan's Dream Team Game-Worn Jersey: Plucked right from the locker room by Karl Malone with a personal "Good luck" inscription from MJ. LeBron James & Michael Jordan 1-of-1 Grails: The most expensive LeBron RPA and most expensive solo MJ Ultimate Logoman ever sold at auction. Wayne Gretzky’s Oilers Game-Used Jersey: The Great One's final game-worn jersey as an Oiler during his Stanley Cup and MVP season. Shohei Ohtani Topps Chrome Superfractor: The 1-of-1 masterpiece that stands as his first MLB-licensed rookie card. Which of these top 10 items would you want to add to your collection? Let me know in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for new content every week.