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Online Shopping For Collectors of Cricket Memorabilia.
Welcome to Cricket-Memorabilia.com. Here you will find:
- Players Memorabilia - Signed memorabilia from all the cricketing greats.
- Teams Memorabilia - Collectors items celebrating the great teams of world cricket.
- Cricket Merchandise - Supporter wear for the fans.
Cricket Memorabilia is greatly sought after by cricket fans around the world. Some items have appreciated greatly in value over the years and returned healthy profits to owners and sellers. For other collectors, memorabilia holds great sentimental value marking a great innings, a great team or a great career.
 Twenty20 Australia V West Indies 2010 Signed Cricket Bat  AU $500.00
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 ENGLAND 2010/11 ASHES CHAMPIONS SIGNED AND FRAMED SHIRT AU $745.00
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 Signed & Framed 2010 Australian Twenty 20 Cricket Bat AU $499.00
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 2010-2011 Australian Test Hand Signed & Framed XI Ashes Limited Edition Bat COA AU $2,495.00
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There are a few broad categories of cricket memorabilia:
Signed Memorabilia - items autographed by a player or players. These items may have been signed in person and are a special one-of-a-kind piece. Others may have been signed as part of a "signing session" and sold or auctioned at a later date. Players will sign bats, gloves, shirts, stumps, balls, posters - anything really that an eager collector may be carrying.
Unsigned Memorabilia - items of some value that do not bear an autograph. Examples include cricket posters and prints, game day programmes, magazines, clothing and cricketing equipment. Unsigned cricket memorabilia is generally less expensive than signed memorabilia.
Official Memorabilia - these items have generally been produced in a limited run and signed by a player or players for the purposes of selling the item. Official memorabilia is commonly mounted displays incorporating images, autographs and statistics.
Original Signed Memorabilia - some signed items are "original" while others are reproductions. Original items are generally more expensive. Some sellers simply claim an item is "original" while others offer a Certificate of Authentication (COA). The value of the COA itself depends on the organisation issuing the certificate. Some COA's are from publicly listed companies, others are from individual dealers.
