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Who owns Jackie Robinson's first contract?
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Jackie Robinson's 1947 contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers — arguably the most valuable and important paperwork in sports history — likely will soon end up in the possession of the Jackie Robinson Foundation as part of a proposed court settlement.
Michael J. Fox’s stuntman will sell the hoverboard used in “Back to the Future II” and donate a portion of the proceeds to the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Jerseys worn by LeBron James and Bronny James during the Lakers' season opener in which they became the first father-son duo to share a court in NBA history have hit the auction block at Sotheby’s.
Mecole Hardman’s Super Bowl LVIII jersey, worn during his game-winning overtime touchdown catch for the Kansas City Chiefs, sold for $63,000 Thursday night at Fanatics Collect.
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A Michael Jordan-signed 1984 Star card, graded BGS 8.5/Auto 9, sold for $312,000 at SCP Auctions, an all-time record for any signed Star Jordan.