The Attic Top 5 - This Week's Memorabilia & Collectibles Insights
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1. News of the Week | A worn out copy of 'The Old Man and the Sea' by Ernest Hemingway sold for $10,000, and the author wasn't the only reason for the high sale price. The book once belonged to Kobe Bryant, who apparently signed the book when he was in high school. |
2. Favorite Video of the Week | We all talk about auctions, but what about the Auctioneer? Did you know there's an Auctioneer Champion? Check out these speed talkers, and get a few pointers for your next sale. |
3. Deal of the Week | Carter Vintage Exchange features a ton of old Gibson guitars for sale. Here's a 1950s J-45 Gibson Sunburst, nicely worn for $2,500. |
4. Random Thought of the Week | Gordon Moore, the founder of Intel, and inventor of Moore's Law, passed away this week. He was one of the fathers of the transistor and integrated circuit that would change the world forever. In 2017, the first-ever microchip built by Jack Kilby sold for $600,000. |
5. Featured Company | I love Unbreakable Kicks. It's all about Jordans, GOAT, StockX, and all things sneakers. check out Unbreakable's personal collection! |
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