Juliens Auction Concludes Tony Hawk: Unlocked Sale with $44,585 Realized and 100% Sell-Through

Juliens Auction has concluded its "Tony Hawk: Unlocked" sale, achieving a total realized value of $44,585 with a perfect^[1] 100% sell-through^[1] rate as 51 of 51 lots sold. The white-glove result highlights the enduring appeal of skateboarding culture and personal athlete memorabilia, with every single one of the leading lots selling above its high estimate.

According to the official results published by Juliens Auction, which serves as the primary source for the sale, the event brought together unique artifacts from the skater's career. Among the physical highlights was a Birdhouse brand skateboard deck ridden, signed, and dated by Hawk in black marker^[2]. The auction also featured digital history, including three original compact discs containing early review versions of the video game 'Project 8' for the Xbox 360, which were used by Hawk to help evaluate the product weeks before the official release^[3]. Provenance for these items traces directly to the personal collection of Tony Hawk, with a portion of the proceeds designated to benefit The Skatepark Project to help create skateparks in underserved communities.

Within the broader market, this auction stands as Juliens Auction's #31 sale of 43 concluded this year by realized value, representing a smaller, highly specialized thematic event for the house. Year to date, Juliens Auction has realized $23,198,967 across its sales^[1], maintaining a 96.6% sell-through rate^[1] that reflects consistent transactional volume. In the wider market context, the house's year-to-date total across all its sales is recorded at $23,198,970. The collectibles^[1] category has realized $2,076,163,152 across every^[1] tracked house this year, with an average category sell-through of 93.5%, led by Christie's^[1].