Brunk Auctions Seeks Coins, Sporting, Pop Culture Consignments
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — July 2025 —
Brunk Auctions is actively accepting consignments of coins, currency, sporting memorabilia, and pop culture collectibles for its upcoming November Kaleidoscope auction, with the fall consignment deadline approaching rapidly. The Asheville-based house invites collectors and estates to submit quality pieces across these categories for inclusion in what promises to be a diverse and competitive sale. Prospective consignors may contact the firm’s specialists directly at 828-254-6846 or consign@brunkauctions.com, and flexible pickup schedules are available throughout the East Coast.
Recent results underscore the strength of Brunk’s specialized market reach. A unique Presidential Inaugural Proof 24-karat gold medal with Jimmy Carter provenance brought $159,900, while a Charles M. Schulz original Li’l Folks cartoon strip realized $36,900 and a T-206 Sherry Magee card, misspelled “Magie,” sold for $29,520. A group of three T205 Gold Border rare “Drum” variation cards fetched $14,760, a C. Bechtler $5 gold coin realized $11,685, and a 1938 Disney Studios production cel for “Brave Little Tailor” featuring Mickey Mouse sold for $2,000.
Among the confirmed highlights for the November sale is a T206 Ty Cobb “Bat on Shoulder” card, one of the most recognizable and sought-after issues in the American tobacco card canon. The breadth of the upcoming auction reflects Brunk’s continuing commitment to presenting collector-grade material across numismatics, athletics, and popular culture under one roof. Consignors are encouraged to act promptly, as available catalog space for the fall season is limited.
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