Sell Sports Cards & Memorabilia
A trusted auction house for selling graded sports cards, vintage collections, game-worn memorabilia, signed items, and complete sports estates. Free appraisals, no obligation.
Looking for where to sell sports cards or memorabilia? Weiss Auctions is one of the leading auction houses in the United States for graded sports cards, vintage cards, signed memorabilia, game-worn equipment, and complete sports collections. We connect consignors with a worldwide network of serious collectors, dealers, and competitive bidders.
Founded by Phil and Emily Weiss and operating for over 40 years, Weiss Auctions has built a global audience spanning the United States, Europe, Asia, and beyond. Whether you are consigning a single PSA-graded rookie card, a rare signed baseball, a game-worn jersey, or an entire inherited sports collection, your material reaches the right buyers through a trusted auction process.
We specialize in vintage and modern sports collectibles including PSA, SGC, and Beckett graded cards, raw card collections, signed jerseys and baseballs, game-used equipment, championship rings, Hall of Fame material, tobacco-era cards, and complete sets across baseball, football, basketball, hockey, boxing, and non-sports categories. Phil Weiss and Jordan Weiss are featured appraisers on PBS Antiques Roadshow, bringing nationally recognized expertise to every appraisal.
Our competitive consignment rates and buyer’s premiums are often lower than many major auction houses. That means more money in your pocket as a seller and a better buying experience for collectors and dealers worldwide. Free expert appraisals are available with no obligation to consign.
What Sports Cards & Memorabilia We Accept
- Graded sports cards, including PSA, SGC, Beckett, and other major grading companies
- Raw and ungraded sports card collections
- Vintage tobacco cards including T206, T205, E-series, and prewar issues
- Vintage and modern baseball, football, basketball, hockey, boxing, and non-sport cards
- Complete sets, near sets, unopened boxes, wax packs, and card accumulations
- Signed memorabilia including balls, bats, jerseys, equipment, Hall of Fame plaques, cuts, and photos
- Game-used and game-worn equipment
- Championship rings, trophies, awards, and player presentation pieces
- Key rookie cards and Hall of Fame collectibles
- Complete collections, dealer inventory, and full estate consignments
Sell Graded Sports Cards: PSA, SGC & Beckett
Weiss Auctions regularly handles PSA, SGC, and Beckett graded sports cards across all major sports and eras. Our auctions are an ideal venue for key rookies, Hall of Fame cards, high-grade vintage cards, autographed rookies, complete graded sets, and carefully assembled collections.
Whether you are selling a single PSA 10 key rookie, an SGC-graded prewar card, a Beckett modern basketball card, or a full run of graded vintage cards, our sports auctions reach collectors and dealers actively looking for quality material.
Sell a Sports Card Collection or Estate
We regularly handle complete sports card collections, estate collections, inherited sports memorabilia, dealer inventory, and lifetime accumulations. From vintage baseball cards and autographed balls to modern graded basketball cards and game-worn memorabilia, our team can evaluate, organize, catalog, photograph, market, and sell your collection through a professional auction process.
If you are not sure what you have, we can help identify key cards, important signatures, authentication needs, grading opportunities, and the best auction strategy for your material. Start with a free appraisal or contact us directly at (516) 594-0731.
Why Sell Sports Cards at Auction Instead of eBay or Direct to a Dealer?
For important sports cards, signed memorabilia, game-worn items, and large collections, a properly marketed auction can create competition between multiple buyers. Unlike a fixed-price listing or a direct dealer offer, an auction gives collectors and dealers the opportunity to compete openly for your material.
Weiss Auctions handles the photography, cataloging, promotion, bidding platform exposure, buyer communication, invoicing, and payment process. For many consignors, this creates a simpler and more professional selling experience than trying to sell valuable sports collectibles one item at a time.
Notable Sports Auction Results
A selection of sports results from Weiss Auctions
The 1909 T206 Honus Wagner sold for $791,000 in 2008, at the time among the highest prices ever recorded for a baseball card at auction.
Why Sell Sports Collectibles With Weiss Auctions?
Weiss Auctions attracts serious buyers from across the United States, Europe, Asia, and beyond. Our sports card and memorabilia auctions are marketed to a global audience of collectors and dealers who trust our cataloging, expertise, and transparent process.
Our competitive consignment rates and buyer’s premiums are often lower than many major auction houses. Sellers keep more of every sale, while buyers face a more reasonable total purchase cost. That combination can encourage stronger bidding and better overall results.
Phil Weiss and Jordan Weiss are featured appraisers on PBS Antiques Roadshow. We hold more than 20 specialty auctions per year, including dedicated sports sales that reach the right buyers for cards, autographs, game-used items, and complete collections. View our past auction highlights.
How the Consignment Process Works
Frequently Asked Questions
Selling Sports Cards & Memorabilia at Weiss Auctions
Where can I sell my sports cards and memorabilia?
Weiss Auctions is a trusted auction house for selling sports cards and memorabilia, including graded cards, vintage collections, signed items, game-worn equipment, and complete estates. You can submit items by email, phone at (516) 594-0731, through our free appraisal form, or in person at 74 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, NY.
Where can I sell graded sports cards?
Weiss Auctions regularly handles PSA, SGC, and Beckett graded sports cards across all sports and eras. Our auctions are suited for key rookies, high-grade vintage cards, autographed cards, modern inserts, complete graded sets, and full graded-card collections.
What types of sports cards and memorabilia does Weiss Auctions sell?
We handle graded cards, raw card collections, vintage tobacco cards including T206 and T205, signed baseballs, bats, jerseys, game-worn equipment, championship rings, Hall of Fame material, complete sets, unopened boxes, and key rookies across baseball, football, basketball, hockey, boxing, and non-sports categories.
Can I sell an entire sports card collection or inherited sports estate?
Yes. Weiss Auctions regularly handles complete sports card collections, inherited sports memorabilia, estate consignments, dealer inventory, and lifetime accumulations. We can help identify key items, organize the collection, and determine the best auction strategy.
How do I consign sports cards or memorabilia with Weiss Auctions?
Contact us at info@weissauctions.com or (516) 594-0731, or submit your items through our free appraisal form. We accept individual cards, complete collections, and full estates from consignors across the United States and internationally.
Does Weiss Auctions offer free appraisals on sports memorabilia?
Yes. All appraisals are free with no obligation to consign. Phil Weiss and Jordan Weiss are featured appraisers on PBS Antiques Roadshow, and our team has decades of experience valuing sports cards and memorabilia across all categories and eras.
Should I sell sports cards at auction or directly to a dealer?
Auction can be a strong option for valuable cards, signed memorabilia, game-worn items, and larger collections because multiple collectors and dealers can compete for the same material. A direct dealer sale may be faster, but a well-marketed auction can expose your items to broader demand.
What are the consignment fees and buyer’s premium at Weiss Auctions?
Weiss Auctions offers competitive consignment rates and buyer’s premiums that are often lower than many major auction houses. Contact us for a personalized quote based on the value, type, and size of your consignment.
What are some of Weiss Auctions’ most notable sports results?
Notable sports results include a 1969 Topps Lew Alcindor signed rookie card with JSA authentication at $97,350 in 2025, a Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig dual-signed baseball at $40,800 in 2023, a Jackie Robinson college report card at $29,400 in 2024, a Pete Maravich signed 1970 Topps rookie at $23,600 in 2025, and the historic 1909 T206 Honus Wagner at $791,000 in 2008.
How do I bid on sports cards and memorabilia at Weiss Auctions?
Register for free at weiss.auction/bidder/start. Once registered you can pre-bid, bid live online on auction day, or submit absentee bids. Telephone bidding is also available on request. We ship to buyers in the United States and internationally.
Have Sports Cards or Memorabilia to Sell?
Weiss Auctions is actively seeking consignments of graded sports cards, signed memorabilia, game-worn items, vintage sets, unopened material, and complete collections. Free appraisals with no obligation. Competitive consignment rates, worldwide buyer base, professional cataloging, and prompt payment.