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Masters of the Universe Skeletor toy sells for record $18k

Masters of the Universe Skeletor toy sells for record $18k

The toy is the single-highest graded example of its variant

Broadcaster Jim Nantz wins auction for Scottie Scheffler’s first car

Broadcaster Jim Nantz wins auction for Scottie Scheffler’s first car

Scheffler signed the dashboard and the right visor

‘Oh, my God, I think this is real': How L.A. family reacted to pulling Paul Skenes 1/1 card

‘Oh, my God, I think this is real': How L.A. family reacted to pulling Paul Skenes 1/1 card

When an 11-year-old boy found the Paul Skenes Rookie Patch Auto, his father was left 'slack-jawed'

Michael Jordan Red Precious Metal Gems sells for $378k

Michael Jordan Red Precious Metal Gems sells for $378k

Owner pulled the card from a pack that cost just $2.49

Most expensive Allen Iverson card ever sells for record $700k

Most expensive Allen Iverson card ever sells for record $700k

Iverson’s 1997 Skybox E-X 2001 card is serial-numbered to just three

Rare 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196 R sells for record $53m

Rare 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196 R sells for record $53m

Car ranks as "one of Formula One’s most successful models ever"

Painting bought for $50 at garage sale might be a $15 million van Gogh

Painting bought for $50 at garage sale might be a $15 million van Gogh

Researchers believe painting could be previously unknown 1889 work called "Elimar"

Pistons' Isaiah Stewart suspended for own bobblehead night

Pistons' Isaiah Stewart suspended for own bobblehead night

Detroit forward will miss Friday's game against Dallas due to flagrant foul accumulation

Backyard Breaks founder apologizes for comments on livestream

Backyard Breaks founder apologizes for comments on livestream

Grant Telford says he will step away from the company after sexually explicit reference to a minor

Nike internal newsletter sheds new light on 'banned' Air Jordan 1s

Nike internal newsletter sheds new light on 'banned' Air Jordan 1s

Document from 1985 says NBA never banned shoes or issued fines for usage

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