Benchmark sales for elite wrestling cards in this price range include the 1985 Topps WWF Wrestling Hulk Hogan #1 PSA 10 GEM MINT, which achieved $18,000 on 11/20/2025, and the 1985 Topps WWF Hulk Hogan Rookie #1 PSA Gem Mint 10, which realized $18,300 on 12/19/2025. At $17,500, the HULK HOGAN 1/1 Superfractor 2025 Topps Chrome Cactus Jack WWE PSA 10 is competitively positioned among these blue-chip assets, offering a rare dual-icon piece at a market-validated valuation. High-caliber collectibles of this nature are inherently scarce, and historical precedent shows that once acquired, comparable assets seldom return to market.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market include the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Andre The Giant #1 BGS 9.5 GEM MINT and the 1981 Popy Super Puroresu Hulk Hogan Rookie Card PSA GEM MT 10, both achieving $15,000, as well as a 2025 Topps Chrome WWE Rock Retro Autograph SuperFractor #1/1 at $15,250. The current $15,000 listing for the 2025 Topps WWE x BAPE Rhea Ripley 1/1 Auto Gold Camo FoilFractor aligns directly with these historical precedents, positioning it as a competitive, blue-chip asset within this price echelon. Unique, high-caliber pieces of this nature rarely surface, and historical patterns indicate that once acquired, they tend to remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market include the 1981 Popy Super Puroresu Hulk Hogan Rookie Card (PSA GEM MT 10, Pop 1) which realized $15,000, and the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Andre The Giant #1 (BGS 9.5 GEM MINT) which also achieved $15,000. At $15,000, this Hulk Hogan 1982 Wrestling All-Stars #2 Rookie Auto PSA/DNA TRIPLE SIGNED AUTO aligns directly with these historical precedents, offering a strategic entry point into a tier reserved for the most coveted assets. High-caliber, authenticated pieces of this nature are inherently limited, and their availability in the open market is a rare occurrence, reinforcing their status as blue-chip collectibles.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market include the 1981 Popy Super Puroresu Hulk Hogan signed rookie card and the 2013 Upper Deck Employee Exclusive PMG Purple Hulk Hogan signed card, each achieving $10,200 at auction. At $10,000, the Four Horsemen 2020 Leaf Wrestling Plate 1/1 Auto Signed Ric Flair offers comparable market valuation to these precedent-setting assets, positioning it as a competitive entry among blue-chip collectibles. Unique, high-caliber items of this nature rarely surface, and historical patterns indicate that once acquired, they often remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market include the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE Cactus Jack THE ROCK 1/1 Superfractor, which realized $7,989, and the 2022 Panini Prizm WWE Black Prizm #199 Shawn Michaels (#1/1) at $8,040, underscoring robust demand at this price tier. Priced at $8,000, the 2022 Panini Select WWE Concourse The Rock #20 True Black Prizm 1/1 aligns competitively with these historical precedents, offering collectors a blue-chip asset at a market-validated valuation. Unique 1/1 cards of this caliber rarely surface, and historical patterns suggest that once acquired, comparable assets often remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in the $7,500 range include iconic assets such as the 1985 WWF Pro Wrestling Stars Topps Wax Box ($7,500), a 2024 Flawless WWE Tiffany Stratton 1/1 auto patch ($7,499.99), and the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Ric Flair PSA 9 ($7,544). The current $7,500 listing for the 2023 Panini Chronicles WWE CODY RHODES 1/1 Donruss Optic GOLD VINYL Prizm PSA 9 aligns with these historical precedents, offering a comparable blue-chip collectible at a market-validated price point. Elite wrestling memorabilia of this caliber rarely surface, and historical patterns suggest such unique assets often remain off-market for extended periods once acquired.

Recent benchmark sales in the $6,900–$7,100 range—such as the 1981 Popy Super Puroresu Hulk Hogan Signed Rookie Card at $7,015 and the 2022 Panini Prizm WWE Champion Black Auto 1/1 at $7,107—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched similar amounts, this rare 1/1 ~ THE ROCK ~ 2019 Topps Transcendent VIP Party ~ 30 Years of Survivor Series offers equivalent caliber at an accessible $6,999. Historical patterns show that unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market and, once acquired, often remain off-market for extended periods.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $6,000 range—such as the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Hulk Hogan Rookie #2 BGS 8 with 10 Auto and the 2023 Panini Prizm WWE Throwback Black Undertaker AUTO 1/1—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items of this caliber have consistently achieved $6,000, this 2025 Topps Chrome WWE THE ROCK On Card Auto Autograph Black 8/10 offers equivalent prestige and rarity at a competitive market valuation. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely remain available for long, with historical precedent showing they often transition swiftly into private collections and are seldom seen again.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market, such as the 2025 Finest WWE Becky Lynch Superfractor Auto 1/1 and the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE The Rock & Stone Cold Steve Austin Black Refractor Auto /10, have consistently realized $5,500, underscoring robust demand at this price point. The current listing for the 1985 Topps WWF Pro Wrestling Stars Wax Box at $5,500 aligns directly with these historical precedents, offering collectors a rare, factory-sealed artifact from wrestling’s golden era at a market-validated valuation. Items of this caliber, especially in original sealed condition, are seldom available and tend to remain off-market for extended periods, reflecting their status as blue-chip collectibles.

Benchmark sales in the $5,000 range—such as the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin Dual Auto ($5,000), the 2024 Panini WWE Flawless Rhea Ripley 1/1 Diamond Platinum ($4,999.99), and the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A Hulk Hogan Rookie ($5,040)—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this level. While items at this tier have fetched similar amounts, this rare 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A #14 Pedro Morales Signed/Autographed card offers equivalent caliber at a competitive market valuation. Items like these are getting harder and harder to find year after year; this could be your only opportunity to snag this item.

Recent benchmark sales in the $5,000 range include the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin Black /10 Dual Auto ($5,000), a 2024 Panini WWE Flawless Rhea Ripley 1/1 Diamond Platinum Encased ($4,999.99), and a 1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A Hulk Hogan ROOKIE #2 BGS 8.5 NM-MT+ ($5,040). While items at this level have fetched similar amounts, this rare 1998 Culture House Wrestling Signed Kurt Angle Rookie Card PSA 8 Auto 10 POP 2 offers equivalent caliber at a comparable market valuation. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical precedent showing they often remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in the $5,000 range—such as the 2024 Panini WWE Flawless Rhea Ripley 1/1 Diamond Platinum ($4,999.99), 1998 The Rock Auto Superstarz PSA 9 ($4,999.99), and dual autos featuring The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin ($5,000)—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this level. Priced at $4,999.99, the 2014 Topps WWE Autographs Bray Wyatt PSA 8 AUTO 09/10 GOLD ROOKIE CARD RC! POP 1 stands as a competitive, blue-chip asset, offering rarity and prestige on par with these benchmark sales. With Bray Wyatt’s passing, items of this caliber are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making this a singular opportunity for collectors seeking truly scarce pieces.

Benchmark sales for elite wrestling memorabilia in this price range include the 2024 Panini Prizm WWE Becky Lynch Black Prizm 1 of 1 PSA 9 and the 2022 Prizm WWE Black Prizm Mick Foley 1/1 PSA 10, both achieving $4,500, as well as iconic Hulk Hogan rookie cards trading between $4,494 and $4,528. While items at this level have fetched similar amounts, this rare 2024 WWE Panini Flawless Jade Cargill FP Patch Auto Platinum 1/1 offers equivalent caliber at an accessible point of $4,499. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical patterns showing they move quickly and remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales for elite wrestling memorabilia in this price range include the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A Complete Set featuring Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant, which realized $5,100 on 04/11/2024, and other complete sets consistently trading between $3,250 and $4,000. While items at this level have fetched $4,000 and above, this rare 1973 Wrestling Annual THE COMPLETE SET W/Andre PSA 7 And Crusher PSA 9 offers equivalent caliber at a competitive $4,499. Items of this stature, especially featuring legends like Andre the Giant and The Crusher (both deceased), are getting harder and harder to find year after year—this could be your only opportunity to snag this item.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market include the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Hulk Hogan ROOKIE #2 BGS 8.5 NM-MT+ and the 2022 Panini Prizm WWE Gold Tiffany Stratton ROOKIE /10 #104 PSA 10 GEM MINT, both achieving $4,200, as well as the Iron Sheik Rookie Card at $4,209. At $4,179.95, the Mr. Vince McMahon 2020 Transcendent WWE Auto Card #A-VKM 19/25 BGS 9.5 AUTO 10 is competitively positioned among these benchmark sales, offering collectors a high-caliber asset at a market-validated price point. Unique pieces of this stature rarely remain available for long, as historical precedent shows that comparable assets tend to move quickly and are seldom seen again in the open market.

Benchmark sales in the $3,500 range include the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE x Cactus Jack Tiffany Stratton 1/1 Superfractor Fest Fury and the 2024 Panini Flawless WWE John Cena Summerslam Auto 1/1, both achieving nearly identical price points. At $3,500, this 2024 Panini Flawless WWE PSA 10/10 Cody Rhodes Gem Diamond 1/1 Inscribed Auto stands shoulder-to-shoulder with these elite assets, offering collectors a rare opportunity to secure a one-of-one, PSA 10-graded piece from a top-tier talent. Unique collectibles of this caliber rarely remain available for long, as historical precedent shows they tend to move quickly and are seldom seen again in the open market.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $3,500 range—such as the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE x Cactus Jack Tiffany Stratton 1/1 Superfractor at $3,500 and the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Hulk Hogan #2 PSA 7 at $3,494—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this level. While items like the 2024 PANINI FLAWLESS WWE JOHN CENA SUMMERSLAM AUTO 1/1 have fetched similar amounts, this 1999 MAC Stacy Keibler Rookie Card RC offers comparable market stature at a competitive price point. Unique collectibles of this caliber rarely remain available for long, with historical patterns showing they often transition swiftly into private collections.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $3,300–$3,350 range—such as the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A #2 Hulk Hogan BGS 8.5 at $3,341 and the 2023 Panini Revolution WWE KABOOM! #14 Hulk Hogan SSP PSA 10 at $3,350—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched similar amounts, this rare Mr. Vince McMahon 2020 Transcendent WWE Auto Card #A-VKM 23/25 BGS 9.5 AUTO 9 offers equivalent caliber at an accessible value. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical patterns showing they move quickly and remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in this price range include the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A #2 Hulk Hogan BGS 8.5, which realized $3,341.00, and the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Andre The Giant #1 BGS 9.5 GEM MINT at $3,350.00, underscoring robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia. While items at this level have fetched similar amounts—such as the 2023 Panini Revolution WWE KABOOM! #14 Hulk Hogan SSP PSA 10 at $3,350.00—this rare 2023 Immaculate Collection WWE THE ATTITUDE ERA Booklet - /25 #1 BGS 8.5 offers equivalent caliber at an accessible point. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical patterns showing they move quickly and remain off-market for extended periods.

Recent benchmark sales in the $3,000 range include the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Superfractor 1/1, a 2025 Topps Finest WWE Bayley Auto Superfractor 1/1, and the 2018 Topps Undisputed WWE Wyatt Family Quad Auto Booklet 3/5, each achieving $3,000.00. While items at this level have fetched similar amounts, this rare 2007 Donruss Americana Ultimate Warrior autograph and patch card 11/50 offers equivalent caliber at a comparable market valuation. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical precedent showing they often remain off-market for extended periods once acquired.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market, such as the 2024 Panini Prizm WWE Black Prizm #16 Bray Wyatt 1/1 and the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Superfractor 1/1, have consistently realized $2,999.99 to $3,000.00, underscoring robust demand at this price tier. Priced at $2,999.99, the Eddie Guerrero Signed 1998 Topps WCW #27 Rookie Card Beckett Auto RARE stands shoulder-to-shoulder with these blue-chip assets, offering collectors a piece of comparable significance and rarity. As Guerrero’s legacy continues to grow and items like this become increasingly scarce year after year, such opportunities to acquire cornerstone pieces are seldom seen in the open market.

The benchmark sale for a 2009 Topps WWE Dusty Rhodes & Cody Rhodes Dual Autograph Card PSA 10/PSA DNA 10 AUTO reached $2,800.00 on 03/26/2025, establishing a clear market valuation for this exact asset. At the current listing of $2,800.00, this offering aligns directly with historical precedent, positioning it as a strategic entry point for collectors seeking blue-chip wrestling memorabilia. High-caliber dual-signed cards featuring legends like Dusty Rhodes (deceased) are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making opportunities like this increasingly rare in the marketplace.

Benchmark sales for elite wrestling memorabilia in this price range include multiple Hulk Hogan rookie cards, such as the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Hulk Hogan PSA 7 RC, which consistently achieved sales around $2,750 (e.g., $2,750.00 on 08/07/2025 and $2,752.02 on 04/22/2025). The current listing at $2,750 for the 1982 Gong Hulk Hogan Ted DiBiase Signed Autographed Wrestling Rookie Cards RC aligns directly with these historical precedents, offering a dual-signed piece at a market-validated valuation. High-caliber, authenticated items featuring legends like Hogan and DiBiase are inherently scarce, and comparable assets have demonstrated enduring demand and long-term off-market periods once acquired.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $2,750 range include iconic wrestling memorabilia such as the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Hulk Hogan PSA 7 Rookie Card and The Rock’s Topps Chrome Orange Refractor Auto, underscoring robust demand for elite pieces at this price point. While items of this caliber have consistently achieved $2,750 in the market, this 1970s Boyd Pierce Chief Wahoo McDaniel PSA DNA Signed Autographed Wrestling Card stands out as a comparably rare and significant asset. As Chief Wahoo McDaniel is deceased, items like these are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making this a potential cornerstone for any serious collection.

Benchmark sales in the $2,500 range—such as the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Andre The Giant #1 BGS 9.5 GEM MINT and the 2023 Panini Prizm WWE Black AVA RAINE 1/1—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this level. While items like the 2022 Immaculate WWE Lashley/Edge/Goldberg/Reigns Quad Auto Platinum 1/1 and the 2024 Prizm WWE The Rock GOLD Refractor 10/10 have also achieved $2,500, this 2025 WWE Topps Chrome Cactus Jack-Jordynne Grace-Rodeo Rebels-Superfractor-1/1 offers equivalent exclusivity and prestige at a proven market valuation. Unique collectibles of this caliber rarely linger, with historical precedent showing that once acquired, comparable assets often remain off-market for years.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market include the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Andre The Giant #1 BGS 9.5 GEM MINT and the 2023 Panini Prizm WWE Black AVA RAINE 1/1 Rookie Card, both achieving $2,500.00. Priced at $2,499.99, the Miss Elizabeth "WCW & WWE Macho Man" 1987 Topps Signed Rookie Card (RC) Auto PSA stands shoulder-to-shoulder with these high-caliber assets, offering collectors a rare opportunity at a comparable market valuation. As Miss Elizabeth is deceased, items of this significance are becoming increasingly scarce, with historical precedent suggesting they seldom return to market once acquired.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market—such as the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A Andre The Giant #1 BGS 9.5 GEM MINT and the 2023 Panini Prizm WWE Black AVA RAINE 1/1 Rookie Card—have consistently realized $2,500, underscoring robust demand at this price tier. Priced at $2,499.99, this Donruss Americana WWE WWF The Ultimate Warrior PSA Signed Autograph Card aligns with these historical precedents, offering collectors a comparably rare asset at a market-validated valuation. As The Ultimate Warrior is deceased, items of this caliber are becoming increasingly scarce year after year, making their reappearance in the market notably infrequent.

Benchmark sales in this price range include the 1997 Cardinal WWF Trivia Series Rocky Maivia Rookie Card (PSA GEM MT 10) at $2,296 and the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A #2 Hulk Hogan (SGC 7) at $2,297, underscoring robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia. At $2,295, this MACHO MAN Randy Savage - 1994 Action Packed - Signed Autograph- PSA Graded Card stands as a competitive value, offering comparable caliber to these historical precedents. Items of this uniqueness and stature rarely reappear, and as time passes, such blue-chip collectibles are only becoming more elusive in the market.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $2,000 range—such as the Hulk Hogan 2024 Panini Prizm WWE White Sparkle 1/1 Auto and The Rock Black Refractor Auto #22/25—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched $2,000, this rare 1909 Ogden Cigarettes Frank Gotch PSA 6 card offers equivalent historical significance and collector appeal at a competitive market valuation. Items of this vintage and caliber are getting harder and harder to find year after year, and this could be your only opportunity to snag this item.

Benchmark sales in the $1,500 range include iconic pieces such as the 2022 Immaculate Collection WWE '24 Black Box "Stone Cold" Steve Austin AUTO 1/1 and the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Hulk Hogan Rookie Card PSA 2, both of which achieved $1,500 in recent transactions. At $1,500, this 1971 Gong Terry Funk Signed Autographed Wrestling Rookie Postcard stands shoulder-to-shoulder with these elite assets, offering a comparable level of historical significance and collector appeal. With Terry Funk's passing, items of this caliber are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making this a rare opportunity to secure a true blue-chip wrestling collectible.

Benchmark sales in the $1,299 range—such as the 1982 Wrestling All Stars Hulk Hogan Rookie Autograph ($1,300), the 2022 Panini Impeccable WWE Alundra Blayze 1/1 ($1,299.99), and the 1973 Wrestling Annual #6 Andre the Giant PSA 7 ($1,300)—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this level. While items at this price point have included iconic single-signature and ultra-rare cards, this 2025 Leaf History Book Hogan Flair Goldberg 12 Autograph Red 1/1 offers a unique multi-legend composition at a comparable market valuation. Collectibles of this caliber, especially with such a concentration of Hall of Fame talent, rarely surface and tend to remain off-market for extended periods once acquired.

Benchmark sales in the elite wrestling memorabilia market, such as the 2024 Panini Prizm WWE Hulk Hogan | The Undertaker Iconic Rivals Gold Auto 01/10 and the WWE Select Sasha Banks Autograph Materials BLACK 1/1, have consistently realized $1,250, underscoring robust demand at this price point. The 2025 Leaf History Book Flair/Hogan/Goldberg +9 Domin.Dozen Booklet Auto Gold 1/1, offered at $1,250, aligns directly with these historical precedents, presenting a competitive value for a multi-signature, one-of-one collectible. Unique assets of this caliber rarely remain available for long, as market patterns show they are quickly acquired and seldom resurface.

Benchmark sales for elite wrestling memorabilia in the $850 range include the Andre The Giant signed card (#48, $850), a 1/1 National Treasures WWE Ava Definitive Ink Autograph ($850), and multiple Hulk Hogan autographed cards, all commanding similar prices. While items at this level have fetched $850—such as the 2015 Topps Chrome Hulk Hogan Auto PSA 9 and the Panini Prizm WWE Hulk Hogan/Undertaker Dual Auto—this rare 1982 Wrestling All Stars The Iron Sheik Signed Autographed Card #25 offers equivalent caliber at a competitive value. Items like these are getting harder and harder to find year after year, and this could be your only opportunity to snag this item.

Benchmark sales in the $750 range, such as the "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Downtown 2024 Panini Three Count WWE Legends card and the 1974 Yamakatsu New Japan Wrestling Andre The Giant #29 PSA 8, demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched $750—like the 2022 Panini Immaculate WWE Dual Autographs Platinum AJ Styles/Edge 1/1—this rare 1982 Wrestling All Stars King Harley Race Signed Autographed Card #8 offers equivalent caliber at a competitive value. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical patterns showing they move quickly and often remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in the $750 range, such as the "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Downtown 2024 Panini Three Count WWE Legends and the 2024 Panini Three Count WWE 1/1 Bret "Hitman" Hart Auto, demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched $750—like the 1974 Yamakatsu New Japan Wrestling Andre The Giant #29 PSA 8 and the 2022 Panini Immaculate WWE Dual Autographs Platinum AJ Styles/Edge 1/1—this rare 1982 Wrestling All Stars Bobby The Brain Heenan Signed Autographed Card #16 WWF offers equivalent caliber at a competitive value. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, and historical patterns show they often remain off-market for extended periods.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $700 range—such as the 2024 Panini Three Count WWE "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Downtown SSP and the 1987 Topps WWF Andre The Giant PSA 10—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched $700, this rare 1985 Weiser Wrestling Hulk Hogan Signed Autographed Post Card offers equivalent caliber at a similarly competitive valuation. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger in the market, with historical patterns showing they often remain off-market for extended periods once acquired.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $550 range—such as the 2025 Topps Chrome WWE Alba Fyre Superfractor 1 Of 1 Autograph and the 2022 Panini Immaculate WWE Dual Autographs Lesner/Gable Stevenson /25 Redemption—demonstrate robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched $550, this rare 1982 Wrestling All Stars Killer Khan Signed Autographed Card #10 offers equivalent caliber at a competitive market valuation. Unique collectibles of this stature rarely linger, as historical precedent shows they tend to move quickly and remain off-market for extended periods.

Benchmark sales in this price range include iconic assets such as the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars Series A #1 Andre the Giant PSA 5 and multiple Hulk Hogan autographed cards, each realizing $525.00, underscoring robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this valuation. While items at this level have fetched $525.00—like the 2023 Revolution WWE Kaboom! "Stone Cold" Steve Austin SSP and Hulk Hogan Panini Impeccable Auto—this rare 1972 Bessatsu Gong Bromide Terry Funk signed card offers equivalent caliber at a competitive entry point. As Terry Funk is now deceased, items like these are getting harder and harder to find year after year; this could be your only opportunity to snag this item.

Recent benchmark sales in the $500 range include a 2024 Panini Flawless "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Wrestlemania Auto and a 2023 Revolution WWE Alexa Bliss Kaboom! SSP, both reflecting robust demand for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items at this level have fetched $500—such as the Immaculate WWE Asuka Premier Memorabilia On Card Auto FOTL Acetate #'d 4/6—this rare 1982 Wrestling All Stars Bruno Sammartino Signed Autographed Card #13 offers equivalent caliber at an accessible value. As Sammartino is deceased, items like these are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making this a notable blue-chip collectible that may not surface again soon.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $500 range—such as the 2024 Panini Flawless "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Auto and the 2023 Revolution WWE Alexa Bliss Kaboom! SSP—demonstrate sustained market valuation for elite wrestling memorabilia at this price point. While items like the Immaculate WWE Asuka Premier Auto and Panini Three Count Asuka Downtown have also realized $500, this 1982 Wrestling All Stars Paul Orndorff Signed Autographed Card #12 offers comparable historical significance and rarity at an equally competitive value. As Paul Orndorff is deceased, items of this caliber are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making this a potential blue-chip asset for discerning collectors.

Investor Insight: Recent benchmark sales in the $500 range include elite pieces such as the 2024 Panini Flawless WWE "Stone Cold" Steve Austin Wrestlemania Auto and the 2022 Immaculate WWE Asuka Premier Memorabilia On Card Auto, both commanding $500. At this price, the 1982 Wrestling All Stars “Big Bad” Bobby Duncum Sr. Signed Autographed Card #28 stands shoulder-to-shoulder with these high-profile assets, offering collectors a rare vintage signature at a market-validated valuation. As Duncum Sr. is deceased, items of this caliber are getting harder and harder to find year after year, making this a potential cornerstone for any serious wrestling memorabilia portfolio.

With Gene Kiniski sadly no longer with us, items like this 1970’s Boyd Pierce Gene Kiniski signed wrestling card are getting harder and harder to find year after year. This could be your only opportunity to snag this rare piece of wrestling history.

With Mean Gene Okerlund sadly no longer with us, items like this 1989 Market Scene signed wrestling card are getting harder and harder to find year after year. This could be your only opportunity to snag this piece of wrestling history.

Ivan Koloff’s autograph, especially on a 1971 Gong Bromide rookie card, is a true rarity—items like these are getting harder and harder to find year after year. With Koloff now deceased, opportunities to acquire authentic, signed memorabilia from his career are increasingly scarce. This could be your only opportunity to snag this iconic piece for your collection.

With Ric Flair (alive) and the 1985 Wieser & Wieser signed postcard listed at $350, it's worth noting that obtaining a signature from a legend like Flair can cost $120 or more, depending on the item and event. Factor in event tickets (often $20+), travel, and other expenses, and the true cost of acquiring such memorabilia quickly adds up. This authenticated piece offers a convenient and cost-effective way to own a genuine Flair autograph without the extra hassle.