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JCAC: L.O.G & L.O.A. & C.O.A. are also in the form of a seal on your item or piece & or the case of that item or piece and is tamper proof with the original signature from the direct grader or authenticator, who actually examined your item or piece.

Sports Memorabilia
People who own collectible sports memorabilia can strike it rich with just one item. If you happen to get lucky, like the stadium fan in 2015 who was handed one of Tom Brady’s infamous Deflategate balls used in the AFC Championship game, you could get a great start toward a million-dollar nest egg. She sold it at auction for $44,000.

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Sealed Hangtab Super Mario Bros.!
Super Mario Bros. - Wata 9.6 A Sealed [Hangtab, 3 Code, Mid-Production], NES Nintendo 1985 USA. To date, the most highly contested lots in our auctions have almost always featured everyone's favorite Italian plumber, Mario. When it comes to his history, it would be difficult to argue there are many other games that are as pivotal as the first game in the Super Mario Bros. series.
Sold on Nov 4, 2022 for:
$720,000.00includes Buyer's Premium (BP)

Bid Source: HA.com/Live bidder

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The Most Expensive Comic Books: For instance, a 1938 copy of Action Comics #1 sold in 2014 for $3.21 million. Action Comics #1 featured the first appearance of Superman and cost 10 cents when it debuted. In addition to being vintage, the comic book is rare — only 100 or so copies exist. In fact, any first edition of a comic book series could be worth serious money.

The Most Expensive Books: Hardcover first editions of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” can fetch up to $45,000 and “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” can go for around $7,000, according to Sotheby’s. A first edition of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic “The Great Gatsby,” however, could sell for as much as $400,000 — as long as it’s in a perfect dust jacket.

The Most Expensive Sports Memorabilia: Another good example of how sports memorabilia can make you serious cash is if you can get your hands on a Super Bowl ring. William “Refrigerator” Perry’s 1985 Super Bowl XX ring sold at auction for more than $200,000 in 2015. Also, players’ game gear, trading cards and trophies can score you some serious dough as well.