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10 Pieces of Elvis Memorabilia That Are Worth a Small Fortune

Rare vinyls, concert outfits, and even Elvis' hair have sold for big bucks.

By Calista Headrick , Edited by Sara Albertelli

Updated July 16, 2026

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As artifacts of rock history, many different types of Elvis memorabilia are consistently valuable on the resale market. One collector even shelled out over a million dollars for one of the King's old guitars. While it is unlikely that you are sitting on a million in Elvis assets, you may be surprised how much collectibles, from old movie posters to ticket stubs, are worth today. Reselling on a site like eBay could be a simple way to make money from home.

These 10 pieces of Elvis memorabilia have sold for small fortunes.

Editor's note: All estimated market values come from eBay, unless otherwise stated.

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Concert scarf

Estimated market value: $1,200

A fashionable scarf was an important part of Elvis' famed concert ensemble, and collectors and superfans have been known to shell out thousands for simple pieces of fabric, assuming they were once actually worn by the King himself.

One white scarf, complete with sweat stains and a promise that the material hasn't been washed since Elvis touched it, recently sold on eBay for $1,200.

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Souvenir Picture Album

Estimated market value: $2,000

A Souvenir Picture Album from 1956 that features Elvis on the cover is considered a piece of rock history to some collectors, and they're willing to pay quite a bit to get their hands on one. The book of portraits also includes an introduction to Elvis as an artist and photos of several other stars of the era.

A version in good condition, but with visible signs of wear, recently sold on eBay for $2,000.

'That's All Right' vinyl

Estimated market value: $1,700

Early Elvis releases, including several of the "Sun" vinyls that were recorded in the mid-1950s when Elvis released music with the Sun label, have been known to sell for thousands. "That's All Right," a single that was released alongside "Blue Moon of Kentucky," is particularly valuable.

An extremely well-kept version of the original 1954 press recently sold for $1,700.

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'Go, Go, Go, Elvis' Topps card

Estimated market value: $1,000

Rare 1956 Topps cards featuring Elvis regularly sell for a few hundred dollars, and those professionally graded and kept in great condition have sold for $1,000 and beyond.

The card features a young Elvis strumming on an acoustic guitar and looks just like a baseball card. The words "Go, Go, Go, Elvis" also appear on the front.

Ticket stub from final show

Estimated market value: $812

Before tickets to everything were stored in our phones, fans would often hang onto ticket stubs after seeing their favorite artists. Anyone who happened to be at Elvis' final show in June of 1977 could turn that sentimental stub into a small fortune.

One stub from the Indianapolis show recently sold for more than $800.

'68 Comeback Special action figure

Estimated market value: $600

Elvis' likeness was used for quite a few toys during his heyday, and most of those dolls and action figures are not worth much. However, the '68 Comeback Special action figure is considered a rarity and is worth serious dough to fans and collectors alike.

One pristine version of the toy in its original box recently sold for $600.

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'Loving You' movie poster

Estimated market value: $600

If kept in good condition, many original posters for Elvis movies from the 1950s and '60s are worth serious cash. A poster for the 1957 film "Loving You," for example, recently sold on eBay for $600.

Posters for "Live a Little, Love a Little" and "King Creole" are also valuable.

Summer Fest hat

Estimated market value: $249

Souvenirs from Elvis' concerts have also been known to sell for hundreds to fans and collectors online, like a "Summer Fest" hat from 1974, when Elvis was performing at the Hilton Hotel in Las Vegas.

The simple faux straw hat recently sold on eBay for nearly $250.

Montblanc special edition Elvis pen

Estimated market value: $1,250

You could actually still purchase a special edition Elvis pen directly from Montblanc, but if you happen to come across one at a local garage sale or you've inherited some memorabilia from an Elvis fan in your life, it's good to know these pens retain their value.

On eBay, they regularly sell for between $1,000 and $2,000.

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Hair

Estimated market value: $100

Believe it or not, there is a market for strands of Elvis' hair, and just a few pieces of hair could be authenticated and resold online for $100 and beyond.

There have been several sales of the King's locks on eBay in the past month alone, so as weird as it may seem, it is worth it to keep an eye out for framed Elvis hair at local garage and estate sales.

Bottom line

If you are willing to part with it, selling Elvis memorabilia and merchandise could be a relatively simple way to lower your financial stress, as it has maintained value for nearly 50 years after the icon's passing.

However, it's important to authenticate items through a service like Certified Guaranty Company (CGC), Julien's Auctions, or Heritage Auctions. Graceland also offers authentication services for certain collectibles.

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