These are some of the most famous, quirky and expensive autographed items ever put up for sale at auction, from baseballs and trading cards to signed photos and ultra-rare historical documents. How much would you be willing to spend?

The world’s most valuable and rare coins showcase an array of intriguing and significant history. From the Roman Empire and the pre-Mint United States to the first American dollar and television star nickels, these coins tell stories.

From a single Chinese dish worth more than $37 million to rare hunting decoys selling in excess of two-hundred thousand each, read about some of the most valuable, record-breaking antiques and collectibles ever to sell at auction.

The 26-inch Salvador Mundi eerie oil-on-panel painting is the most expensive collectible in the world which costs 450.3 million dollars. This artwork illustrates a mid-length image of Christ as the Savior of the World, standing with his back to the viewer and wearing Renaissance-era garb.

A: The world’s most expensive collectibles span various domains and include items like the Mona Lisa painting, the Pink Star diamond, the Gutenberg Bible, the 1933 Double Eagle coin, the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 S N.A.R.T Spider, and the Honus Wagner T206 baseball card, just to name a few.