Most expensive piece of wrestling memorabilia you own?

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I have a few things, nothing like ring worn but Bret Hart signed one of my funko pops but I made this thread so some of us can show off a bit.. I've been watching that WWE Most Wanted Treasures show and was wondering what we, The FAN Network have.

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An in bag from The WWF Magazine from 1987 Matilda Plush.. My mom passed away back in 2019 and had this sitting in the back of her closet.


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[Ultimo Gallos]

Wow that is not what I expected to see.

Most of my stuff is the standard signed 8x10s,signed books or signed event posters.

Guess the most expensive is the belt I got right at 3 years ago.



Back May 4th 2019 Hoodmark Lucha Libre held their first and still only event in Brandon MS. Main event for the belt pictured was Matt Cross/Son of Havok vs Ricky Reyes/Cortez Castro. Matt won the belt.

Fed folds and Leap Year 2020 I got the belt. Matt's agreed to sign it next time I see him. Whenever that is,he is rarely anywhere near my area.

No clue what it is worth. Know what a local belt collector offered me for it. And yea more than I paid.

["Playboy" Don Douglas]

I think I ended up paying around $200 for Bobby Heenan’s Prime Time sweatshirt. That’s far and away the most I paid for something.

[Beebs is the Final Girl]

My front row seats at No Mercy '06. My favorite souvenir, it became the most expensive office chair I've ever bought.

[Deleted]

i would say our custom WrestleFest arcade cabinet.

[Red Mage Riot]

I still have a signed Goldberg t-shirt from 1998, but I have no idea how much it's worth. If it's not that, it's probably one figure of my small Hasbro collection.

[jason1980s]

I don't recall ever owning anything with great value. I had the loose black card LJNs which brought a hundred dollars or more on ebay.
What I had as a kid and sold as a young adult is probably worth even more now.

I helped Nikolai sell a few of his pieces of ring worn items and got to handle them during the sales process-Million Dollar Man "cent" shirts, a few pair of boots, a Russian hat. The hat went for $450, boots between $300-400 and the shirts $300 each for three styles. So at one point I technically "had" these items in my possession.

I did have a Wrestlemania 12 program signed by every wrestler at the event, probably should have held on to that but took $400 cash at a show. The previous owner was some sort of big wig for the TX Rangers who went to the event.

[cassonova]

I mostly have autographs from shows. Allegedly, I'm getting a banner from Matt Tremont's Angels of Death as part of my sponsorship. Does that count?

[chopperkingpin]

I have no idea how to add a picture but my most expensive would be Paul Boesch’s book. Cornettes Midnight Express Scrapbook , Gary Harts book or The Iron Sheiks book which was never released, Only a few Advance Reader Copy’s got out.

[Deleted]

I have a ton of autographs and memorabilia, but the thing that’s probably worth the most is probably my ring-used WWF turnbuckle pad.

[XaviersSS2015hair]

Sadly my most expensive piece of memorabilia was stolen by my psychotic and super entitled ex-girlfriend.
It was the limited edition Macho Man/McFarlane Resin statue. Which currently sells for between $1,500 and $3,000 on eBay when you can actually find one.

[Deleted]

My favorite is I have a trash can lid Mance Warner used to beat Stallion Rogers over the head.

As for most expensive I probably have some Danhausen stuff that would for like $75 on eBay.

[ayumidah]

I guess maybe one of Mick Foley's books autographed by him? I don't have much of anything really expensive that I can think of, just autographed DVDs and trading cards.

[chazraps]

That Matilda plush in the OP is very cool! Some great stuff in the thread too!

I haven't had my stuff really appraised, but if I had to guess:

- Ringworn Jeff Hardy armband w/ signed ticket stubb from the Jeff Hardy Appreciation Night Smackdown from November 2018. (Made a shadowbox for it)

- Abdullah the Butcher Canadian big box VHS - signed (in a shadowbox with a signed fork from his restaurant), being it's a big box VHS that was only sold in Canada this might have more value among VHS collectors than wrestling fans.

- signed Ric Flair "Colonel Flair" t-shirt I got from KFC after being the first person to figure out that their Twitter account follows six guys named Herb and the Spice Girls (11 Herbs and Spices)

- Ravishing Rick Rude signed 8 X 10, black and white and the photo is from the 1992 G1 Climax

- original run signed WCW 8 X 10 promos from Curt Hennig (with the WCW logo as brief as that was), Mean Gene, Bobby Heenan and Madusa

[Oh Cry Me a Screwball]

David Arquette's gold chain and lion pendant from his infamous deathmatch with Nick Gage. Looking online, similar pieces of jewelry seem to be priced in the lower hundreds, but the x-factor of being attached to Arquette's near-death experience could elevate the value of the chain and pendant. (Plus, I have never actually had a jeweler look at it, so the possibility Arquette gifted me something in the thousands on a whim still exists)

[sarkerpolseng]

A signed 8×10 of Sonny Onoo.

[DSR]

Batista signed my statistics homework.

[Andee9001]

In terms of money paid i have an NWA Fandu replica belt which is probably the most expensive replica i own.

In terms of something i can't put a price on i have CM Punks ringworn shirt he threw out that my brother caught from a show back in 2008.

[Cvslfc123]

Two 5th row chairs from Clash at the Castle.

They became useful when we had the whole family around at Christmas.

[thecrusherwi]

I have a complete WWF Hasbro figure collection. Only about 25 are in the box, but that includes 5/7ths of the Green Card series. I have every Coliseum Video from 1987-1997 in the box as well. Those aren't worth quite as much, but if you sell them off one by one can start to add up.