Collecting sports memorabilia is a growing business and a good investment, no matter where you decide to put your money, the biggest problem you will encounter is deciding which sport!

We have a great selection of authentic snooker, football, boxing and formula 1 memorabilia.

Sports memorabilia is an alternative investment that will always hold its value. Over time your investment will not depreciate, it will increase in value. You can, for example, own a signed photo of a footballer from the 1960s and one from last season, both of which will at least hold their values ​​and not only maintain them but appreciate them over time.

Unfortunately, you have to be careful with copied articles that are not authentic. Sports memorabilia is much more likely to be inauthentic if purchased from an unreliable source. There have been many occasions when the police have seized merchandise from questionable merchants only to discover that they are duplicates and fraudulent. Buying from a reputable source is very important and we guarantee each of our items to be authentic and original, we can provide photographic proof and a certificate of authenticity and therefore only supply the genuine item.

If you are looking to invest money in your child’s future, sports memorabilia can be a great option. Not only will you be saving for the future in a sensible and tangible way, but you’ll be saving a piece of history and providing the opportunity to begin a lifelong love of sports. As a financial move, signed sports memorabilia has often outperformed other markets and has been known to triple in value after the firm passes away. So for a long-term investment, sports memorabilia is a great option.

If you’re not so motivated by monetary gains, you’ll find that having a signed sports memorabilia can be a treat in itself. Imagine owning a genuine item, with a story of its own, it can establish a bond between you and your sports hero. Supplied in frames and display cases, sports memorabilia can be beautiful decorations for your home and interesting conversation pieces. For aspiring publicans, you can even start your own “sports hall of fame.”