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The eBay Most Wanted Collection brings iconic video game cars to SEMA 2026, auctioning four custom rides to benefit breast cancer treatment.

D’Orc #1 explodes on eBay after movie announcement, selling from $300 raw to $1320 with a sketch cover from Brett Bean

Dr. Doomattended NY Comic Con 2026 at the Javits Center, walking around the floor like any other villain on a mission to take it all in. In an effort to promote Marvel’s new movie, Avengers: Doomsday, Rob Gronkowski stepped out of his sports comfort zone and dove headfirst into Marvel’s world. Gronkowski dressed up as…

Rob Gronkowski traded the football spotlight for a full comic convention disguise at NY Comic Con 2026, appearing on the floor at the Javits Center dressed as Dr. Doom. The appearance was part of an eBay Live activation tied to Marvel’s upcoming film Avengers: Doomsday, giving collectors and fans a crossover moment that blended celebrity,…

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eBayNASDAQ: EBAY outlined its strategy for expanding growth in collectibles, consumer-to-consumer selling, recommerce, live commerce and vehicles during a conference fireside chat featuring Chief Executive Officer Jamie Iannone and Chief Financial Officer Peggy Alford.

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eBay is expanding Authenticity Guarantee to collectible coins in the US, with Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) handling authentication for eligible purchases beginning August 18.

SAN JOSE, Calif., August 18, 2026 — eBay, one of the world’s largest marketplaces for unique and historic coins, today announced the expansion of Authenticity Guarantee in the U.S. to a new category: collectible coins. Beginning today, eligible U.S. and World graded coins and U.S. raw coins purchased at $500 or more will be professionally authenticated…

Pokémon cards, vinyl toys, and sports jerseys are some of the hot collectibles that have taken the internet by storm in recent years. Some people spend thousands of dollars on collectible items, while others watch from the sidelines, wondering how much money their old stuff could sell for.