Sports Memorabilia Insider – Nov 13, 2021

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All stats come from assets trading on secondary markets at Otis, Collectable, and Rally

Last Week

Fractional secondary markets

The sports memorabilia category was one of the higher performing alternative asset categories last week posting a gain of 1.8%. The sub-category of basketball memorabilia led the way with a 4.3% advance. Game worn shoes and uniforms provided the boost as the Kevin Durant high school jersey was up 81% and Magic Johnson’s 1987 game worn Converse sneakers gained 74%. The Durant jersey has now doubled from its IPO price though its market is thinly traded.

All stats come from assets trading on the secondary markets at Otis, Collectable, and Rally

This Week

Assets dropping on marketplaces

‘62 Wilt 100 Point Game Ticket

  • Market Cap: $115,000
  • Inferred Value: $200,000
  • Platform: Rally
  • IPO Date: 11/12/2021
  • Recommendation: [Insiders Only]

Secondary Markets

Three memorabilia assets new to trading this week and Monday of next week with basketball related assets looking to capture attention as the young NBA season enters its fourth week:

Muhammed Ali Sparing Gloves Inscribed to Stallone

  • Market Cap: $85,000
  • Inferred Value: $60,000(no change since last update)
  • Platform: Rally
  • Trading Date: 11/12/2021

Kobe 1996 Rookie Season Sneakers

  • Market Cap: $138,600
  • Inferred Value: $36,000 (no change)
  • Platform: Collectable
  • Trading Date: 11/11/2021

1985 Jordan Shattered Backboard Jersey (Signed)

  • Market Cap: $280,000
  • Inferred Value: $230,000 (no change)
  • Platform: Rally
  • Trading Date: 11/15/2021

Buyouts

‘02 LEBRON HIGH SCHOOL SNEAKERS GIFTED BY KOBE

  • Market Cap: $180,000
  • Inferred Value: $140,000
  • Platform: Rally
  • Buyout Offer $203,220 (12.9% gain from IPO price)

Auctions

Supreme X George Condo Skate Decks (set of 3), 2010 (Heritage Auction 2021 November In Focus Skate/Surf/Snow Showcase) (images NSFW!)

  • Collection of 3 Supreme skate decks with current bid of $3,125
  • Included in Supreme Skateboards collection on Otis with current market cap of $47,000

1984 Olympic Basketball Gold Medal Game (Michael Jordan) Ticket Stub, PSA VG-EX 4 (Heritage Fall Sports Collectibles Catalog Auction)

  • Current bid of $1,050
  • Highest graded example
  • Interesting play on emerging asset class of graded tickets; could be viewed as Jordan rookie/pre-rookie card equivalent in ticket category

2007 Brett Favre Game Worn, Signed and Inscribed Green Bay Packers Jersey Photo Matched to 11/4 vs. Chiefs (Heritage Auctions November 18 – 20 Fall Sports Collectibles)

  • Current Bid of $8,100
  • A basket of three game worn jerseys, including a Favre, is currently trading on Collectable.
  • The Favre jersey in the Collectable offering is from 2003 Thanksgiving Day game, but should provide a good comp for the Favre portion of the basket.

1946 Joe DiMaggio Game Worn & Signed New York Yankees Jersey Photo Matched to Home Opener (Heritage Auctions November 18 – 20 Fall Sports Collectibles)

  • Current Bid of $81,000
  • Rally has a DiMaggio 1950-51 game worn jersey from Joe’s final seasons that last traded at a $442,000 market cap.
  • The 1946 jersey should be a strong comp for the later Rally 1950 jersey and an argument can be made that the ‘46 jersey should trade at a premium (earlier in the Yankee Clippers career with the added backstory of being worn in his first game back from military service in WWII).

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With a background in finance & intelligence analysis, Wyatt has an unhealthy obsession with finding the best blue chip investment opportunities. His previous newsletter, Fractional, resonated deeply with subscribers, bringing actionable insights and unconventional trading strategies. His rare book collection specializes in banned editions. He currently lives in Spain with his beautiful wife, three young boys, and dog Monty.

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