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St. John's announced a line of authentic memorabilia in partnership with cllct. The St. John's Championship Collection features relics derived directly from the court at Madison Square Garden and the team's historic season. Launched on Tuesday, the collection includes game-used items such as pieces of the iconic MSG court, on-court logos, authentic confetti from the championship celebration, Gatorade player-used bench towels and other exclusive artifacts. Additionally, fans will have the opportunity to purchase collectible relic cards embedded with these physical elements — offering a tangible and permanent piece of St. John's championship journey. "As we continue this incredible run, we're proud to give our fans the chance to own a part of it," St. John's athletics director Edward Kull said. "Partnering with cllct allows us to turn these moments into lifelong memories for our fans, and we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate this season." Red Storm coach Rick Pitino echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the personal meaning behind the collectibles. "This season has been unforgettable — not just for us as a team, but for everyone who has supported us. To be able to offer our fans something from the court, something that touched this historic moment, is special," Pitino said. "St. John's is about passion, and these collectibles are a way for our fans to hold on to a piece of that forever." The collaboration between cllct, the leading marketplace for sports and culture collectibles, and St. John's marks a pioneering move in collegiate athletics, empowering universities to reclaim their most iconic moments and directly offer them to their fans. "What St. John's is doing here is exactly what every brand with a passionate fan base should be thinking about — turning their intellectual property and most iconic moments into tangible, ownable pieces of history," cllct founder Darren Rovell said. "When you give fans the chance to hold onto a piece of something that matters so deeply to them, you're not just preserving a memory — you're fueling a new level of connection and momentum around the brand." The St. John's Championship Collection is available now, with limited quantities of game-used items and collectible cards expected to sell out quickly.

St. John's announced a line of authentic memorabilia in partnership with cllct. The St. John's Championship Collection features relics derived directly from the court at Madison Square Garden and the team's historic season. Launched on Tuesday, the collection includes game-used items such as pieces of the iconic MSG court, on-court logos, authentic confetti from the championship celebration, Gatorade player-used bench towels and other exclusive artifacts. Additionally, fans will have the opportunity to purchase collectible relic cards embedded with these physical elements — offering a tangible and permanent piece of St. John's championship journey. "As we continue this incredible run, we're proud to give our fans the chance to own a part of it," St. John's athletics director Edward Kull said. "Partnering with cllct allows us to turn these moments into lifelong memories for our fans, and we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate this season." Red Storm coach Rick Pitino echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the personal meaning behind the collectibles. "This season has been unforgettable — not just for us as a team, but for everyone who has supported us. To be able to offer our fans something from the court, something that touched this historic moment, is special," Pitino said. "St. John's is about passion, and these collectibles are a way for our fans to hold on to a piece of that forever." The collaboration between cllct, the leading marketplace for sports and culture collectibles, and St. John's marks a pioneering move in collegiate athletics, empowering universities to reclaim their most iconic moments and directly offer them to their fans. "What St. John's is doing here is exactly what every brand with a passionate fan base should be thinking about — turning their intellectual property and most iconic moments into tangible, ownable pieces of history," cllct founder Darren Rovell said. "When you give fans the chance to hold onto a piece of something that matters so deeply to them, you're not just preserving a memory — you're fueling a new level of connection and momentum around the brand." The St. John's Championship Collection is available now, with limited quantities of game-used items and collectible cards expected to sell out quickly.

Art from Barnes & Noble founder Leonard Riggio's personal collection could fetch $250 million at Christie's. The collection includes artwork from Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Piet Mondrian and more. https://lnkd.in/ePCGxVvz

Last week I wrote about Murray Henderson, who is pioneering a new style of art, which he calls "exact abstract." But it's been a long journey for Murray to get to this point. A string of traumatic experiences in both his personal and professional life nearly made him quit painting for good. Now, more than a decade later, he's one of the hottest artists in the world. https://lnkd.in/euiy2QND

An 84-year-old has pled guilty to a phony card-selling scheme which netted him more than $800k over four years. He is accused of obtaining PSA cases and labels and using them to pass off fake cards, including multiple Jordan rookies. https://lnkd.in/eGHaEWRT

The best Michael Jordan inscription ever? "To Bob, Get a Job" https://lnkd.in/e4dBNudN

Once bought for $4,500, “holy grail” Patek Philippe could sell for $20 million. https://lnkd.in/eTaUiEyM

Trading card app CollX raises $10M in Series A funding, adding MLB star Bobby Witt Jr. as investor, advisor. https://lnkd.in/eRGu_5bm