Rare 'Blade Runner 2049' Memorabilia Headed to Auction
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Rare 'Blade Runner 2049' Memorabilia Headed to Auction

authorBy John Lasseter
DateSep 15, 2026
Read Time3 min

Enthusiasts of the science fiction epic 'Blade Runner 2049' have a remarkable opportunity as more than 300 original artifacts from the movie are being made available for public acquisition. This comprehensive online auction will feature a wide array of items, from the intricate costumes worn by the lead actors to significant set decorations. The sale represents a unique chance for collectors and fans to obtain tangible pieces of the film's legacy, while also contributing to a charitable cause.

The auction, titled 'Blade Runner 2049: The Final Online Auction,' is hosted by Propstore, a prominent entertainment memorabilia auction house, in collaboration with Alcon Entertainment. Bidding is open until October 14, and interested parties can register and place bids through Propstore's dedicated auction portal. This event precedes the upcoming sequel series, adding to the anticipation surrounding the 'Blade Runner' universe.

Among the most coveted items are several iconic pieces directly linked to the film's principal characters. Dr. Ana's animatronic memory orb, a crucial element in the narrative, carries an opening bid of $35,000. Additionally, the complete ensemble worn by Ryan Gosling's character, Officer K, including his distinctive coat, which is verified to be the same one used in the intense confrontation with Sapper Morton, starts at $20,000.

Further highlights include Rick Deckard's (Harrison Ford) stunt LAPD 2019 PKD detective special blaster, estimated to fetch around $15,000, and Luv's (Sylvia Hoeks) primary blaster, valued at approximately $8,000. Joi's (Ana de Armas) memorable turtleneck and transparent yellow jacket are also part of the collection, with an expected value of about $5,000. As an added incentive, individuals who register for the auction are automatically entered into a drawing to win K's black production sweater from the film.

A charitable aspect is integrated into the auction, with five percent of the total hammer price designated for CORE, a humanitarian organization co-founded by Sean Penn and Ann Lee. This initiative allows buyers to support a worthy cause while acquiring a piece of cinematic history. 'Blade Runner 2049,' directed by Denis Villeneuve, despite its underperformance at the box office with $259 million globally, garnered critical acclaim and secured two Academy Awards for Best Cinematography and Visual Effects. The franchise, based on Philip K. Dick's novel 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?', continues its expansion with Amazon's Prime Video series 'Blade Runner 2099,' featuring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer, set to premiere on November 25.

Propstore COO Brandon Alinger emphasized the significance of this auction, stating that it represents the ultimate chance for fans and collectors to acquire genuine production materials from this groundbreaking film. He highlighted the extensive range of over 300 items, reflecting the exceptional artistry involved in creating the world of 'Blade Runner 2049.' Propstore is proud to present this collection in collaboration with Alcon Entertainment, further solidifying its commitment to preserving cinematic heritage and supporting charitable endeavors.

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