Auctions & Appraisals of Space Memorabilia
Auctions are conducted by Chuck Jeffrey of Bid Again Auctions
Visit Auction Bidding Site to…
- VIEW Current or Past auctions with items up for bid.
- Get STATUS of Auctions.
- BID in our auctions.
- Sign Up to bid – We suggest you register early!
- Viewing auctions does NOT require an account.
- Bidding requires Sign Up at Invaluable Auctions.
- Viewing auctions does NOT require an account.
- Bidding requires Sign Up at Invaluable Auctions.
- Start with early bidding and periodically check your items.
- Participate in FINAL bidding starting at noon on the final day. At that time, for each item, the auctioneer will ACTIVELY take bids then close bidding for that item.
Most space memorabilia has value — even manuals, visitor passes, posters, photos and other items that seem, at first glance, to be “throw aways”. The best way to know for certain is to let someone who understands the memorabilia market take a look at it.
* Chuck Jeffrey is the museum’s Collections Analyst, space memorabilia specialist, and state licensed auctioneer. He will be happy to discuss the value of your collection with you.
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General Information
The museum hosts Charity Space Memorabilia and Photo Auctions throughout the year. These are made possible by individuals who choose to consign their memorabilia through us. All memorabilia is carefully handled and stored in a limited entry, secure space.
Please note that the Museum is not selling any of its permanent collection. All items included in the auction have been donated or consigned to the auction through the generosity of space workers, collectors and astronauts. The museum charges a small commission.
The museum is in the process of growing its education program and refreshing its gallery space. So please bid often, bid high and keep our space history alive! If there is nothing in the auction that appeals to you, please consider making a donation.