Literature lovers keen to obtain a high antique book price might have noted details of one auction scheduled for later this year.

An upcoming auction will see Michael Jackson's belt go under the hammer.

In Paris on June 14th, Christies will be selling 25 pieces from the Dennis Hotz Collection of African Art and Sculpture.

An array of Beatles autographs are set to be sold at auction, which could interest antique valuation seekers.

On July 14th Sotheby's will be selling off some of the historic memorabilia from the Sheffield FC in London estimated at £800,000 – 1,200,000.

The collection of monoliths fetched nearly £20,000 at auction.

A jersey worn by baseball legend Babe Ruth has sold for $4,415,656 (£2.79 million) at auction, making it the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold.

The vehicle will go under the hammer in Towcester with an antiques valuation of up to £8,000.

The artwork has an antiques valuation of up to £300.

One football item might accrue a high sports memorabilia price.

Bertola Auctions will be holding a great display of antique toys on June 10-11th.

The record breaking price for a comic book at auction on Feb. 24th was $167,300 for a first edition copy of Archie Comic #1.

An antiques valuation placed on a Jerry Hall painting has been outdone.

The tome sold for £7 million, more than its antiques valuation of up to £6 million.

One upcoming sale might catch the attention of those seeking antique appraisals.

An antique price guide of up to £6 million has been place on a book that has been described as the world's most expensive.

ValueMyStuff looks at the history of collecting Coca-Cola.

Nobby Stiles's World Cup medal is set to go under the hammer with an antique price guide of £150,000 to £200,000.

The 271 items had never previously been seen