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Here's How Much Star Trek Memorabilia Costs

By:
Kyle Hanko
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Katie Meyer
1 min read
LOS ANGELES - DECEMBER 1: The crew on the bridge of the USS Enterprise. John Hoyt as Dr. Phillip Boyce standing in back with hands behind his back, Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Christopher Pike, center holding paper, Peter Duryea as Lieutenant Jos? Tyler, seated left, Majel Barrett as Number One (M. Leigh Hudec)seated right and Leonard Nimoy as Commander Spock (Mr. Spock) standing left. in the STAR TREK: The Original Series episode, "The Cage." This is the pilot episode completed early 1965, but not broadcast until October 4, 1988. Image is a screen grab. (Photo by CBS via Getty Images) - CBS Photo Archive—CBS via Getty Images
LOS ANGELES - DECEMBER 1: The crew on the bridge of the USS Enterprise. John Hoyt as Dr. Phillip Boyce standing in back with hands behind his back, Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Christopher Pike, center holding paper, Peter Duryea as Lieutenant Jos? Tyler, seated left, Majel Barrett as Number One (M. Leigh Hudec)seated right and Leonard Nimoy as Commander Spock (Mr. Spock) standing left. in the STAR TREK: The Original Series episode, "The Cage." This is the pilot episode completed early 1965, but not broadcast until October 4, 1988. Image is a screen grab. (Photo by CBS via Getty Images) CBS Photo Archive—CBS via Getty Images

Captain's Log, star date Sept. 8, 2016: humanity sees Star Trek turn 50.

The show's expanse in the science fiction universe seems as vast as the Nexus: seven television series, 10 movies, three reboot movies (so far) -- and now, landing on CBS in January 2017, a reboot of the original show.

Would you like to own a piece of the historic franchise? Up for sale are costumes, set pieces, props, masks, molds, and the outer shell of the spacecraft. The most expensive item? Captain Kirk's command chair, which goes for more than $300,000.

Live long and prosper indeed.

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