I collect odd boxing bit and bobs when i've got some spare cash, mainly i go for postcard, posters, ciggie cards and pre 1960 books.
Its a very modest collection so far, but enjoyable.
One of the main things i enjoy is finding a piece that is undervalued, this is becoming increasingly hard to do as anyone can look up a price on the internet.
I don't go for autographs, as i can never tell if these are authenic
I was just wondering what other people look to collect, and whats in thier collections, also where do they look to buy?
Boxing Memorabilia, where do you buy from?
-
Old bones Ian
- Heavyweight

- Posts: 11806
- Joined: 13 Jul 2004, 07:33
I buy autographed photos (ideally action photos), and t-shirts from when I see a fight (if they sell them).
For photos I have:
Hatton (v Tszyu)
Calzaghe (v Lacy)
Corrales (v Freitas)
DLH (v Mayorga)
Mosley (v Wright)
Benn and Eubank
RJJ (v Pazienza)
Lewis (v Tyson)
Holyfield
Duran and Leonard
Pacman (v Morales)
Barrera and Morales
Tyson (v Smith)
Mayweather and Gatti
La Motta (v Robinson)
I'm trying to find the following at the moment:
Hagler
Hearns
Marciano
Louis
Robinson
I tend to use only COA sellers like Boxing Memorabilia and All Stars.
I came close to buying an IBO Hatton LW replica belt and DLH WBC WW belt last year and one of the gloves Louis wore when he fought Marciano (which was signed "so long, it's been a great career, Joe Louis") but chickened out on all three at the last minute.
If you ever hear of a memorabilia fare, let me know and I'll come with you.
For photos I have:
Hatton (v Tszyu)
Calzaghe (v Lacy)
Corrales (v Freitas)
DLH (v Mayorga)
Mosley (v Wright)
Benn and Eubank
RJJ (v Pazienza)
Lewis (v Tyson)
Holyfield
Duran and Leonard
Pacman (v Morales)
Barrera and Morales
Tyson (v Smith)
Mayweather and Gatti
La Motta (v Robinson)
I'm trying to find the following at the moment:
Hagler
Hearns
Marciano
Louis
Robinson
I tend to use only COA sellers like Boxing Memorabilia and All Stars.
I came close to buying an IBO Hatton LW replica belt and DLH WBC WW belt last year and one of the gloves Louis wore when he fought Marciano (which was signed "so long, it's been a great career, Joe Louis") but chickened out on all three at the last minute.
If you ever hear of a memorabilia fare, let me know and I'll come with you.