A PSA Gem Mint 10 Muhammad Ali card highlighting his legendary first-round knockout of Sonny Liston led the latest group of results from Sirius Sports Auctions, selling for $1,482.75 that closed on September 24, 2026. The card commemorates one of the most recognizable moments of Ali’s career and finished as the highest-priced item among the highlighted results.
A vintage baseball favorite took the second spot, as a 1958 Topps #1 Ted Williams, graded PSA EX-MT 6, drew 15 bids and finished at $920.25. Ken Griffey Jr. was particularly well represented in the results, with a group of signed cards from his 1989 rookie season producing strong bidding.
Three Griffey cards each realized $835.88. A 1989 Classic Travel Update I #131, graded PSA Mint 9 with a PSA/DNA Auto 10, attracted nine bids. A 1989 Scoremasters #30, also graded PSA Mint 9 with a PSA/DNA Auto 10 and MBA Bronze designation, received 10 bids. Joining them at $835.88 was a 1989 Topps Traded #41T signed Griffey Jr., graded PSA Mint 9 with a PSA/DNA Auto 10 and MBA Bronze designation.
Another popular Griffey rookie-year issue, the 1989 Donruss #33, brought $759.38. The signed card was graded PSA Mint 9 with a PSA/DNA Auto 10 and MBA Bronze designation and attracted 12 bids. A signed 1989 Fleer #548 Griffey Jr., graded PSA Mint 9 with a PSA/DNA Auto 10, realized $689.63 after 11 bids.
Rounding out the highlighted results was one of the most recognizable baseball cards of the modern era: Griffey’s 1989 Upper Deck #1. The signed example was graded PSA NM 7 with a PSA/DNA Auto 10 and MBA Bronze designation. Nine bids pushed the final price to $626.63.
The combination of vintage stars, Muhammad Ali and an impressive selection of signed Ken Griffey Jr. rookie-year cards generating competitive bidding throughout the sale.
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