Auction

Housing costs are out of this world these days. If you've ever dreamed if buying a home cheap and flipping it, this might be the perfect opportunity.

There is a ton of money involved in card collecting...and selling. Recently, a Josh Allen rookie card sold for an incredible amount.

You can own a guitar signed by 8 guitar gods including Eddie Van Halen. Check out this New York online auction.

It was all fun and games on Facebook when people learned over the weekend when a certain football is up for auction. The football used for Tom Brady's first touchdown is up for sale. People in Buffalo were all over Facebook telling each other to buy the ball so, they can possibly pop it among some other juvenile things (Of course, people were joking...

Calling all wanna be "Dunder Mifflin" employees, now is your chance to scoop up your very own office desk, chair and a whole lot more! If you're read this message while a certain theme song plays in your head, this is exactly what you have been waiting for...

Why settle for one of those pricey silk neckties designed by Jerry Garcia when you can drop some real dough on a tie once owned by a former Beatle?

A typically extravagant pair of boots owned by Elton John are being auctioned to raise money for Amnesty International.

Listen up, Who fans -- it isn't every day you have the chance to buy a car once owned by the Ox.

Elton John has earned a ton of money -- and he's bought a ton of things with it. In fact, back in September of 1988, he had so many possessions crowding his four-story English mansion that he decided to sell off 2,000 of them in a massive four-day auction at Sotheby's in London.

BAM! The original Batmobile sold at auction for $4.2 million this weekend which has both car lovers and cartoon lovers giddy. Famous Hollywood cars like those from 'Starsky and Hutch,' 'Knight Rider' and 'The Pink Panther' go up for sale from time to time, bringing out the most nostalgic buyers. Here's a look at how five memorable cars fared when they hit the open market, and what they fetched for