Neil Armstrong’s commemorative gold Speedy coming up for auction

Trumps (can we still use that term?) my collection by a fair bit.
I did find a signed Al Shepard locally (Qld Australia) for $5 in an antique shop. It was obvious immediately upon opening but the owners had just put a $10 sticker on the front and then a sign up with "All books 50% off"!

Only other Space auction I can see coming up is LL, but no previews yet.
Is it something completely different you've got your eye on?

I'm no competition to anyone right now. 😉

Collectspace.com was the first place I went too when you said upcoming. 😁
I've managed to stay out of the lithographs, so far. I haven't properly grasped the intricacies of those. I was planning a signed collection of all of the Apollo astronauts photos with clearly visible Speedmasters but that idea is now on the backburner.
Want something signed by Ed White but it's all been out of reach. There is an autopen McDivitt/White Gemini 4 cover that I'm considering but even that's an extravagance right now.

I was born 22nd October 1968. The day of the recovery of Apollo 7. I sent a few things to Walt Cunningham and corresponded with his wife about a few items they had. Wish I'd done more while he was still with us. Also bought covers signed by the helicopter recovery pilot.
The bulk of what I've amassed is space covers, either Apollo 7 or Carl Swanson/Spacecraft cachets. Didn't get clued in quick enough but I was trying to get signed ones later on.
I have chatted to some of the main online sellers but they don't understand my philosophy and I'm not interested in the 'stricter' astrophilately side of getting everything from the right place and day if it's not nice to look at.
I do have a couple of other 'quality' (to me) pieces from the big auctions; flown (Earth orbit obviously) Robbins Apollo medallion that the crew added a pinback to and presented to Deke, an Armstrong autograph, Gus signed Swanson cover, Young signed as moonwalker Spacecraft cover. Like you if it "speaks to me" and I think it's overlooked, not always undervalued, I'll have a go, so there are some other pieces that I really enjoy having.

Been saying for a long time that I need to get it all properly catalogued and photographed.
Maybe soon?

For anyone else born on or around space flights here are two great sites with details of some of the different covers postmarked for the events.
It gives an insight into what the purists look for and the oddities out there.
It can be an inexpensive hobby, if kept in check and focussed early.
Neither of the sites below are sellers but they do pick up what has historically passed through eBay as well as collectors contributions.
Prices on eBay vary wildly but its actually the few lower priced dedicated sellers that often have the better stuff.

Focusing on the recovery ships (Prime and support)
http://recovery_ships.rossjsmith.com/

This site I use for the Morris Beck covers. I don't have many but I enjoy revisiting this site and seeing what has newly turned up.
http://beck.ormurray.com/

Both have a certain 'older' way of presenting but I prefer navigating these than my recent attempts on Discord.

This might also be of interest to those new to this stuff. I did mention them above.
http://astroautopens.com/

The astronauts received so many requests for autographs that some were sent back signed by their secretaries "in the style of" the astronaut. Others were machine generated; autopens.