Sports collectibles and souvenirs
The Collectibles category gathers sports items that do not fit into a single box: championship souvenirs, medals, stickers, key rings, vinyl records and commemorative documents. A varied selection for collectors looking for something out of the ordinary.
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A collection of newspaper cuttings, Jan Lála. The album documents parts of his international and league careers. The cuttings are stuck onto 23 pages of the album.
Lottery ticket – Czechoslovak Spartakiad Prize Draw, B, 1955. Number: 245897
A small flag on a wooden pole, Ice Hockey World Championship, Prague, 1947. Printed on canvas.
Basketball medal 1e PR Distr. Haarlem 47-72. With hanger
Medal Centennial Westville Illinois 1873-1973 First Night Football USA 1925. American historic artifact. Bronze medal.
Promotional printed matter, ice hockey, International Coaching Seminar, 9–11 April 1999, Füssen, Germany. Six-panel fold-out with an application form inside.
UEFA European Football Championship 2012 Mug - Poland - Ukraine. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
The Minister of Defense awards the Golden Linden Medal to Josef Masopust, February 9, 2001. No. 074. Signed by the Minister. Preserved in a satin folder.
Commemorative Certificate—recognition of ten years of successful work within the international PORTAS association, Josef Masopust, Portas Deutschland, 2006. Signed by the leadership.
Hockey stick souvenir, HC Tiroler Wasserkraft Innsbruck. Printed plastic
UEFA European Football Championship 2012 Mug - Poland - Ukraine. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
Plastic mini hockey stick souvenir – ballpoint pen, RSE Hockey, We love hockey
Lillehammer 1994 Olympic mug. Sublimation-printed porcelain. Porsgrund, Norway.
Sticker, Grand Prix, Brno, Czechoslovakia. Participants' flags
Mini-player keychain, 2004 IIHF World Championship, Prague, Slovakia. In packaging, plastic
LP record, Sokol Marches, 1968. Released by: Gramofonový klub Praha, Supraphon. Lubomír Pánek Choir.
What you will find in Collectibles
The range includes souvenirs from major events, for example a pennant from the 1947 Ice Hockey World Championship in Prague, mugs from the Lillehammer 1994 Olympics and Euro 2012, a key ring from the 2004 World Championship or a Brno Grand Prix sticker. They are joined by sports medals, a Sazka porcelain plate signed by athletes, a 1968 record of Sokol marches, Spartakiad lottery tickets, souvenir hockey sticks and commemorative documents of Josef Masopust.
How to assess an item
Value depends on the link to an event, club or personality, age, rarity and condition. For souvenirs, completeness and the original packaging count; for documents and medals, dedications and signatures.
Frequently asked questions
What belongs in the Collectibles category? Items that span several themes or do not fit the other categories, such as souvenirs, stickers, key rings, records or gift items.
Do championship souvenirs have value? Yes, especially from older events, when they were produced in smaller runs. The original packaging and good condition add to the value.
How should small items be stored? Separately in boxes or a display cabinet, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep stickers and paper items in acid-free sleeves.
Related categories: Olympic, Mugs and glasses, Badges, Others.