Sotheby's x Stadium Goods, over priced auction or dope sneaker catalog?

Founded in 2015, Stadium Goods had been a leader in the world of Sneakerheads. Boasting what they call “Trophy Case” or a public collection of the world’s rarest sneakers. Collaborating with Sotheby, an auction house specializing in “world-class works of art since 1744”, in order to bring the “Trophy Case” to the public in a secure and efficient online auction.

With a legendary line of sneakers, this auction is a collection of so many moments in history, and has such a relevance in the world of sneakers. However, for a slight markup, these collectors shoes can be added to your collection via a typical auction system, but most reserve prices are much higher than stockx, so be prepared to drop a bag if you intend to participate in these auctions. This auction is consistin of 100 sneakers, being sold throughout 41 lots, with some containing up to 1 pairs of what may be the most hyped lot; Nike and OFF-WHITE’s “THE TEN” collaboration.

Active until July, 15 2019, this may be your last chance to grab a historic pair of shoes. For collectors who are interested, this auction includes a pair of Nikes from 1972! The Nike “Moon Shoe” Waffle Runner, this antique was handmade by Geoff Hollister, designed by Bill Bowerman. The ‘Moon Shoe” got its name from the imprint it made in the dirt, being reminscent of the footprints Neil Armstrong left on the Moon. Not only are there rare Nikes for sale, but also many highly sought after Adidas.

This auction gives people an opportunity to buy shoes they may not ever have had the chance to even see. They are even bidding off 4 pairs of Nike’s “Air YEEZY” collection, as well as 4 OG colorways of Yeezys from 2014 and 2015. But even if you don’t plan on participating, the auction is still worth checking out just to see some historic sneakers, as ell as some hyped sneakers.