“Harry Potter” Movie Set Memorabilia Going Up for Auction
“Harry Potter” memorabilia, including from the house used for number four, Privet Drive, in the first film, will go up for auction on July 5.
“Harry Potter” memorabilia, including from the house used for number four, Privet Drive, in the first film, will go up for auction on July 5.
Two rare “Harry Potter” books stood out at a recent auction in England. Learn more about what makes these copies so interesting.
Could this be the record-breaking copy of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”?
What a coincidence! A rare copy of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” owned by a man named Harry Potter is going up for auction next month.
Five rare copies of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” sold for over £100,000 collectively at the Hansons Auctioneers “Harry Potter” auction.
Hansons Auctioneers will host the first-ever auction to be dedicated to “Harry Potter,” and some of the lots available are unbelievably magical.
Many years ago, a mother bought her daughters a copy of “Philosopher’s Stone,” which has been discovered to be a first edition valued at £20,000.
Jim Spencer, with Hansons Auctioneers in England, is an expert in the world of rare “Harry Potter” books. Learn more in MuggleNet’s interview!
A retired civil servant was surprised to learn that his hardback copy of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” was one of the original 500 copies and that it is expected to sell at auction for a big sum.
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