Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 20 Jun 2026 10:00 (CET)

Hello, and welcome to this week’s PropsTracker report — a focused look at the movie and TV prop listings, sales, and upcoming auctions worth keeping on your radar.

Summary for collectors in a hurry

Past week auction recapAuctions results

VIP Fan Auctions sold 61 of 70 lots, totaling $39,065, with an 87.1% sell-through rate. The top result was Mother Mary’s screen-worn halo, sleeves, performance leotard and boots at $5,350, followed by Mother Mary’s two-piece halo burial scene costume at $4,750, Mother Mary’s screen-worn stage costume at $3,150, Mother Mary’s production-worn dress at $2,850, and Mother Mary’s New Year’s Eve screen-worn costume at $2,600. Results also included The Drama items such as Emma’s screen-used ring at $1,001.

Heritage sold 22 of 22 lots, totaling $34,897. The strongest results were The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington storyboards at $3,904, Return of the Jedi Emperor Palpatine storyboards at $3,660, another pair of Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington storyboards at $3,660, Super Friends complete storyboard archive at $3,050, and Nightmare Before Christmas vampire storyboard art at $2,928. Other notable lots included The Iron Giant storyboard drawings at $2,074 and Terminator 2 opening scene concept/storyboard drawing at $1,159.

Icons of Pop Culture sold 52 of 53 lots, totaling $18,544. The top sale was Bea’s costume from Anyone But You at $1,920, followed by Hawk’s Cobra Kai gi at $1,728, Walter White’s Breaking Bad coat at $1,665, Aurora Lane’s Passengers hoodie at $1,235, Dr. Michael Morbius’ costume at $1,216, and Jesse Pinkman’s Breaking Bad hoodie and shirt at $1,216. The sale also included Gwen Stacy’s Amazing Spider-Man costume at $960 and a Starship Troopers Mobile Infantry knife belt and knife at $460.

eBay had several notable auction sales in the extract provided. Two original Survivor tree mails signed by Russell Hantz sold for $3,180, while Captain America: The First Avenger original prop comic book sold for $2,500. Other strong results included the 10th Doctor Sonic Screwdriver prop replica at $2,112.96, Good Will Hunting first draft screenplay at $2,025, Home Alone 2 first draft screenplay at $2,000, and Meryl Streep’s screen-worn Devil Wears Prada wardrobe at $1,936. A signed 300 Spartan hero helmet sold for £1,470, about $1,900 or €1,700.

Catawiki closed a large marketplace auction selection with 340 of 446 lots sold, totaling €17,541. The highest result was a 35 mm Pokémon 2000 trailer film at €655, followed by a Back to the Future Part II hoverboard signed by Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd at €602, Harley Quinn: La Estética del Caos y el Glamour Urbano at €551, Pelé’s signed Escape to Victory Brazil jersey at €500, and a Back to the Future signed DeLorean model at €471. Several Star Wars, Harry Potter, Back to the Future, and James Bond collectibles appeared throughout the lower price ranges.

Goldin offered a small group of signed and replica-related entertainment lots. The featured Top Gun production-made Iceman flight helmet with oxygen mask did not sell, with the reserve not met. Sold lots included a Chris Hemsworth-signed Stormbreaker toy replica at $1,006.50, a Tommy Chong signed custom Chong Bong at $854, and a James Earl Jones signed Darth Vader replica mask at $671.

New props listed during the weekNew movie props

eBay new auction activity was led by items from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, including Stephen Colbert’s guest chair A at $3,150, Stephen Colbert’s guest chair B at $1,825, the Late Show water tower set piece at $730, Stephen Colbert’s USO vest at $610, and Stephen Colbert’s signed suit and tie set at $511.88. Other notable active listings included an Ash vs Evil Dead screen-worn shirt at $177.50, a For All Mankind hero lunar hammer at $163.50, and Kevin Eastman’s signed TMNT movie crew jacket at $151.50.

Catawiki added a very large active marketplace selection. Higher-current-bid items included a Back to the Future display signed by Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, and Thomas Wilson at €650, a Stranger Things Schwinn item at €518, a Star Wars 1977 First 12 action figure display at €500, a Casino Royale poker set at €272, and a Back to the Future license plate signed by Christopher Lloyd at €150. The active selection also includes many Star Wars, Back to the Future, James Bond, and Harry Potter replica, autograph, and memorabilia lots.

VIP Fan Auctions listed a new group of active Mother Mary and Wuthering Heights production items. Current featured highlights include Mother Mary’s screen-worn Holy Spirit stage costume, skirt and halo at $725, Isabella’s production-used Edgar and Cathy dolls from Wuthering Heights at $600, and Mother Mary’s Dark Cradle stage costume with booties, veil and halo at $500. Other active lots include Isabella’s screen-used Cathy and Isabella dolls at $770, Heathcliff’s screen-used pipe and book at $275, and Heathcliff’s screen-used cane at $225.

HeroProp listed Harley Quinn’s stunt bat from Birds of Prey at $3,750. The dealer also sold a Gringotts gold bar from the Harry Potter franchise at $1,195. Both listings are original production-related pieces rather than standard consumer replicas.

The Prop Gallery added several film and TV production items. New fixed-price listings include General Wellington helmet paint tests from Corpse Bride at £1,295, about $1,700 or €1,500, Discovery One cutlery from 2001: A Space Odyssey at £1,195, about $1,600 or €1,400, and Ramirez’s sword guard from Highlander at £895, about $1,200 or €1,000. The listed Troublesome Truck face appliance from Thomas and Friends sold at £1,795, about $2,400 or €2,100.

Movie Bits added high-end replica and licensed prop-style items, including a Fallout TV Series Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V, a Fallout 76 Pip-Boy 2000 Mk VI construction kit, and a Tomenosuke Blade Runner stunt blaster, each listed at £295, about $390 or €340. Propstore (Buy Now) listed an 8 cm German rocket case from Fury at £245, about $320 or €280.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

Julien’s has more than 300 lots scheduled, with several high-current-bid screen-used and production items. The leading lots are the screen-matched and photo-matched ORCA II transom name plate from Jaws at $50,000 and the original Klaatu flying saucer miniature from The Day the Earth Stood Still at $25,000. Other notable active lots include The Dude’s signed white coveralls from The Big Lebowski at $17,500, a life-size T-800 display figure from Terminator 2 at $10,000, a Jaws shark attack death report prop at $9,000, and Marvin’s screen-used SFX shot head from Pulp Fiction at $5,000.

Hanlin Auction Service also has more than 300 lots active. Featured highlights include a Mud Trooper helmet from Solo: A Star Wars Story at $6,000, currently at the lower end of its $6,000–$8,000 estimate, Qimir’s hero belt-hanging lightsaber from The Acolyte at $3,500, currently at the lower end of its $3,500–$5,000 estimate, The Mandalorian Season 3 blaster at $3,000, and the Sunburst hero futuristic blaster from Transformers: The Last Knight at $2,500. Other active lots include Padmé’s ELG-3A blaster from The Phantom Menace at $2,000 and a DH-17 blaster carbine from Rogue One at $1,500.

Potter & Potter has a smaller but focused group of film and television production material. The featured item is the Star Wars Return of the Jedi sweepstakes Speeder Bike ride-on toy, currently at $750 against a $400–$800 estimate. Other active lots include a complete group of Star Trek: The Next Generation Enterprise-D concept blueprints at $1,000, a screenplay for The Thing from Another World at $400, Godzilla franchise rubber maquette pieces at $400, and a Star Trek: The Next Generation Remmler Array space dock production mold at $300.

VIP Fan Auctions continues with active Mother Mary and Wuthering Heights lots. Featured items in the calendar include Mother Mary’s screen-worn Holy Spirit stage costume, skirt and halo at $725, Isabella’s production-used Edgar and Cathy dolls at $600, and Mother Mary’s Dark Cradle stage costume with booties, veil and halo at $500. The higher current bid in the group is Isabella’s screen-used Cathy and Isabella dolls at $770.

Heritage has a compact animation and storyboard group led by a How the Grinch Stole Christmas original storyboard drawing at $2,750 and The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack’s Lament storyboard art at $1,156.25. Other active lots include The Yogi Bear Show storyboard sequence at $550, Ren & Stimpy animation process master backgrounds at $312.50, and Star Trek III Enterprise and Klingon ship concept drawings at $149.

SWAU is offering a group centered on signed entertainment collectibles and a few high-end prop replicas. The leading current bid is Harrison Ford’s signed Han Solo Columbia prop replica parka jacket at $1,000, followed by a signed Superman Action Comics facsimile edition at $425, Natalie Portman’s signed champagne bottle gift to costume designer Trisha Biggar at $375, and an Anthony Daniels signed C-3PO prop replica helmet at $250. Nate Sanders has one active listing, David Lean’s Nostromo script, at $800.

eBay upcoming auction activity in the provided extract is led by original television set pieces and wardrobe from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Current bids include Stephen Colbert’s guest chair A at $3,150, Stephen Colbert’s guest chair B at $1,825, the Late Show water tower set piece at $730, Stephen Colbert’s USO vest at $610, and Stephen Colbert’s signed Tuck Buckford jacket at $510. Additional active lots include a For All Mankind hero lunar hammer at $163.50 and an Ash vs Evil Dead screen-worn shirt at $177.50.

Catawiki has more than 500 lots in the upcoming marketplace calendar. Higher-current-bid items include a Star Wars Return of the Jedi Kenner lot at €650, a Back to the Future display signed by four cast members at €650, The Goonies silver collection with fourth draft script at €547, a Stranger Things Schwinn item at €518, a Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €501, and a screen-used shield from Cecil B. DeMille’s The King of Kings at €480.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

Top-ranked keywords this week are ER, Star Trek, Spartacus, Harry Potter, and Kin. Star Wars also remains near the top at current rank 6, while Stranger Things, Jason Biggs, Tremors, and Supergirl complete the current top ten.

The largest one-week ranking gains were recorded by Anthony Daniels, moving from rank 2,147 to 47, Alan Rickman, moving from 2,182 to 156, Bryan Cranston, moving from 2,055 to 152, Eddie Redmayne, moving from 1,845 to 44, and Edith Head, moving from 1,844 to 165. These figures are based only on the ranking data supplied for the week.

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