
Cox & Roosevelt 1920 Democratic campaign jugate button, the most beautiful of all Cox/FDR varieties and the most coveted campaign button to be found, 1-7/8-inches diameter. Sold for $45,578

Coveted copy of Captain America Comics #1 (Timely Comics, March 1941), with a CGC Qualified Grade of 4.0, a key Golden Age comic and the overall top lot of the auction. Sold for $71,554

Blister card containing a 2¼-inch-tall Star Wars Jawa action figure of the initial “Vinyl Cape” variety, made by Kenner in 1978, graded AFA 95 Mint, the highest grade Hake’s has ever offered for the toy. Sold for $55,152

FDR “Re-Elect Roosevelt” 1936 campaign poster, a phenomenal example of Depression-era art that evokes the masterful WPA murals of that period, 24 inches by 34 inches. Sold for $44,428

Rare G.I. Joe Cobra Combat Set MSV, consisting of a modified Stinger (Cobra Night Attack 4-WD) and a matching black Cobra version of the MMS (Mobile Missile System), offered as a Sears Exclusive and only made available for purchase in Canada. Sold for $31
Highlights included a copy of the March 1941 Captain America Comics #1, $71,554 and a Star Wars Jawa action figure of the initial ‘Vinyl Cape’ variety, $55,152.
Hake’s continues strong into 2026, with bidders turning out in force for both sessions. Each night brought impressive results with spirited bidding that saw several lots set new world record prices.”— Kelly McClain
YORK, PA, UNITED STATES, April 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- While the country was preparing to celebrate its 250th birthday, Hake’s hosted a grand celebration of its own. Premier Auction #246, which closed on March 24-25, presented more than 1,400 lots of