Cornelius Vanderbilt

Cornelius Vanderbilt

RailroadsEntrepreneurRailway executive

Cornelius Vanderbilt was an American business magnate who built his wealth in railroads and shipping. After working with his father's business, he worked his way into leadership positions in inland and coastal shipping, then invested in the rapidly growing railroad industry, which transformed the geography of the United States.

Origin
Born 1794 in Staten Island, United States ยท Died 1877

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Cornelius Vanderbilt autograph value

Data collected from: Jun 2026 to Jul 2026

We have recorded 3 sales of Cornelius Vanderbilt memorabilia between Jun 2026 and Jul 2026. The median sale is $125 and the average is $108; the highest recorded sale is $125. 3 sales have closed in the last 90 days.

Median sale

$125

midpoint of all 3 sales

Average sale

$108

mean of all 3 sales

Sold in last 90 days

3

$325 of turnover

Highest sale

$125

across all 3 sales

2 of these 3 sales closed through an accepted Best Offer, where eBay publishes the listing price rather than the amount paid. Those figures are upper bounds, so the median and the average above read a little high.

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  • Floor sales of $50 and up; sweeps search from $75
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Cornelius Vanderbilt memorabilia for sale now

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Recent Cornelius Vanderbilt sales

3 most recent of 3
Sold dateItemPriceCategory
2026-07-22 Currency trading cards series 4 aqua Cornelius Vanderbilt mint 7/152026-07-22 $75.00 Trading cards
2026-06-28 2023 Keepsake Bellissimo Edition Cornelius Vanderbilt Handwritten Document Relic2026-06-28 $125.00* Other memorabilia
2026-06-08 Farewell To Fifth Avenue Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Signed 19352026-06-08 $125.00* Signatures & autographs
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