Lelands, a sports auctioneer, and WorthPoint, among the worlds largest database for valuing antiques and collectibles, recently announced the addition of the auction houses 57,000-lot archive of auction prices realized. The partnership provides over 20 years of sales data spanning rare sports cards, autographs, game memorabilia, and pop culture collectibles. We are excited to work with WorthPoint to provide Lelands pricing history information to collectors, said Michael Heffner, president of Lelands. We are proud of our strong track record, and were happy to add to the database of results for WorthPoint subscribers access. Lelands carries the distinction of being the first sports auction house in the history of the hobby. Highlights include the $2.3 million sale of the contract that brought Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees; Ruths personally owned 1927 Yankees World Series ring, which sold for over $2 million; and Sandy Koufaxs 1955 rookie jersey, which brought $667,000. The auctioneer holds sales across three formats and offers select items through its eBay store. Lelands and WorthPoint are committed to setting standards for reporting reputable market pricing to meet customer needs, said Will Seippel, founder and CEO of WorthPoint. With the addition of Lelands results, WorthPoint is on track to provide the industrys largest pricing source for sports memorabilia and related collectibles, revolutionizing how buyers and sellers interact in a free and open marketplace. WorthPoint and Lelands shared the goal to bring pricing transparency to buyers and sellers, continued Seippel. The sports memorabilia category is one of the fastest-growing segments of the hobby, so our database must provide the most relevant and timely valuations from reputable sellers like Lelands. Ive had the pleasure of buying and selling through Lelands, finished Seippel. Its stellar attention to detail, customer service, and reputable bidding audience make it a firm were proud to work with.