Good morning collectors. It’s Saturday, February 28, 2026. The day after Pokemon Day. And we have lots on the Pocket Monster ...

Good morning collectors. It’s Saturday, February 7, 2026 and welcome to the first issue of Collecting Daily. Everything a collector needs to know today. Right now Collecting Daily is weekly, […] ...

It’s Saturday, March 7, 2026. London has had a bright modern art week, and we have a big upcoming sale for a famous Fender.

A group of works called “the most important Western American Art collection ever to be offered at auction” has been sold for more than $69 million in New York. They were brought together by William I ...

An extremely rare set of Rolling Stones autographs from August 1964 is for sale at a British collectibles company. Paul Fraser Collectibles are selling the rare memento of the band’s original line-up ...

Wrestler, YouTuber and influencer Logan Paul has listed his record-breaking $5.3-million Pikachu Illustrator Pokemon card for sale at an online auction house. Paul is selling the card, along with the ...

A unique proof copy of the first London Underground map annotated by its designer will be sold at auction this month when it is expected to make up to £100,000. […] ...

The Masquerade treasure hunt was one of the great publishing stories of the late 20th century. Kit Williams’ hare had people hard on its tale, and now it is still a treasured piece of art.

Most of us can recognise a Klimt. His work is enormously popular in reproduction, but originals are precious beyond belief. Find out how this example just set a new world record.

A $2.4 million price for a $10 dollar coin is a new record for the type. The coin was sold at Heritage Auctions in Dallas on October 2nd. It was one of just two proofs of the 1907 Rolled Edge Indian ...

A 1944 Nazi German Enigma coding machine sold this week for £305,000 in a London auction. Bonhams sold the device in their Science, Technology & Natural History sale that closed with live bidding in ...

Two of the most popular guitar players of all time face off at auction next week. Will Knopfler’s burns or Page’s Gretsch be top of the pops?