Tuesday, 7 March 2017

RR Auction - Record breaking Space Exploration sales




RR Auction is proud to hold some quite impressive records in the world of collectibles, memorabilia and auction houses. Apart from being one of the most reliable and worldwide recognized provider of rare historical artifacts, manuscripts, documents and autographs, the company also prides itself in being able to set some records when it comes to the value of the available items.

For instance, when talking about space exploration, RR Auction definitely has a lot to pride itself in, especially since most of the artifacts they have sold over time have come from the original owners or have come with authenticity letters from them. This has obviously increased the value of the collectibles and made it possible for RR Auction to become a record holder in terms of the value of items sold.

One of these impressive sales took place back in 2014 when they auctioned off a rotational hand controller from the Apollo 15 flown lunar module. This artifact was sold for no less than $610,000 which was an obvious all time high not only for the auction company, but for the world of space exploration collectors as well. It is actually believed that this artifact got the highest price ever paid for a single part of a NASA spacecraft during a public auction.

However, RR Auction is no stranger to record breaking selling prices for their artifacts, memorabilia and autographs. It was only last year when a Zeiss lens used on the lunar surface by Dave Scott was sold for $453,000, which is yet another impressive record. One of the main reasons why this item was so highly evaluated is the fact that it came with a very detailed letter of provenance from Dave Scott himself. Needless to say, this letter further increased the value of the artifact and made it even more appealing to collectors worldwide.

Surprising as it may seem, another highly valuable space exploration item sold by RR Auction is a cuff checklist worn and used by the same David Scott. The lunar surface extravehicular activity was sold for a staggering $364,000.

It might seem like RR Auction has a knack for finding highly valuable and incredibly rare space exploration memorabilia. Then again, this is a field that is utterly popular and that collectors worldwide are interested in. Regardless the case, it’s good to know that you have an auction house that guarantees to provide collector with the rarest, most unique and interesting items from a certain field of interest!

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