Auction recap · Sotheby's
Sotheby's Concludes Summer Sports Marquee Auction
Wilt Chamberlain memorabilia highlights the offerings as year-to-date totals grow

Sotheby's has concluded its Summer Sports Marquee auction, contributing to a year-to-date realized total of $21,723,392 across 448 lots sold, with a sell-through of 91.2%. Among the featured offerings, the Wilt Chamberlain ‘100 Point Game' Philadelphia Warriors 1961-1962 Signed and Inscribed Scorers Sheet, which represents the NBA Record For Most Points Scored In A Game and the Most Made Field Goals In A Game, carried an estimate of $500,000 to $700,000. Additionally, the Wilt Chamberlain Philadelphia 76ers 1967-1968 Eastern Division Semifinals Game Worn Jersey, associated with Game 6 and featuring a 20-20 Double-Double and 27 Rebounds from his Final MVP Season, was offered with an estimate of $300,000 to $500,000. For market context, this is Sotheby's's # sale of 8 concluded this year. Across all its sales, the house's year to date stands at $25,979,065. Sotheby's leads the collectibles category, which has realized $20,965,812 across every tracked house this year, averaging a 91.6% sell-through.
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Range band marks the pre-sale estimate; the tick marks the realized price. Lot photography: Courtesy Sotheby's.
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