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As the first baseball card and sports memorabilia store ever, we opened our doors in March of 1976 in Arlington, Mass. That was a wonderful time to be a dealer or collector, there was so much stuff coming out of attics and homes, and the prices were pretty good too!
Now, while we have since closed our retail stores (in 2001), after 25 great years, we do remain very active in auctions, mail order, internet sales and shows. We at Hall's Nostalgia take pride in our efforts to serve you. Our grading of merchandise is extremely fair. We always take the greatest care in describing and valuing the items we sell. We began our venture into selling Sports Memorabilia with mail order and mail auctions, way back in 1969. Then starting in Feb. 1985 began running the first live sports memorabilia auction. We now have the longest running monthly auction of its kind. We have run over 400 LIVE sports memorabilia auctions. These auctions often are made up of new-to-the-market material, coming out of collections and estates. The minimum bids are most often well below what even a dealer would pay, so you can do real well coming to the auction (if you live close by), and picking off the lots others don't focus on. If you sell in antique group shops, on ebay, or at flea markets and shows, You will be very happy bidding in our auctions, there is a huge amount of vintage material priced real nice. We take absentee bids, so you do not need to be at the auction to still get great items!
If you have a collection or estate to sell, please consider our auction service. Lawyers liquidating estates use our services and give us high marks! We put in a massive effort to sell all of your collection, not just cherry-pick it for the high end material, and leaving you with the rest. We also don't lump your whole collection into one 'lot', buried in some multi-million-dollar sale. We will break it up into lots that collectors will bid on, not just dealers. It's a great way to get the most for your vintage cards and memorabilia, Yet we do all the work!
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