Citizen Kane (1941) Auction Results
100 Citizen Kane (1941) sales recorded since 1999 across 9 auction houses. Sales volume over the last 12 months: $69,820 across 6 lots, down 100% on the 12 months before ($14,756,210, 3 lots). Top sale: $35,000 (Dec 2025), against the record $14,750,000 the year before. Median price: $16,920, up 253% over the last 24 months.
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Recent auction results
- CITIZEN KANE (1941) - Pair of Oversized Xanadu Statues
- Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941), June 5, 1940 Working Draft Screenplay with Historic RKO Inter-Office Memo Containing First Use of the Film's New Title, Citizen Kane
- CITIZEN KANE (1941) - German A1; 60 cm x 84 cm (23.75" x 33"), Very Fine+ Linen-Backed; Unknown Artist
- Citizen Kane (1941) Autograph Display Signed by the American actor and film director, Orson Welles
- Ray Collins Vintage Beige Overcoat from an Unknown Film - Potentially Citizen Kane (1941), stamped
- Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941), Commemorative "Rosebud" Sled Gifted by Orson Welles to Co-Star Ruth Warrick "Emily Monroe Norton Kane".
- CITIZEN KANE (1941) - Mimeograph Pre-Production Script
- Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941), "Charles Foster Kane's" Practical Riding "Rosebud" Sled.
- 1941 Cutting Continuity Script
- CITIZEN KANE (1941) - Young Kane's (Buddy Swan) Costume
- CITIZEN KANE (1941) - Ernest A. Bachrach's Personal Orson Welles Portrait
- Orson Welles Grammy Nomination Certificate for Spoken Word Recording for Citizen Kane
Record sales
- Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941), "Charles Foster Kane's" Practical Riding "Rosebud" Sled.
- Original Oscar Awarded to Herman Mankiewicz for Writing "Citizen Kane" -- The Only Academy Award Won by "Citizen Kane," Voted the Greatest American Film of All-Time
- Orson Welles Screen-Used Trophy From ''Citizen Kane'' -- the Iconic Trophy That Orson Welles Holds During the Film, Symbolizing the Height of Kane's Power & Ambition -- Measures 1.5 Feet Tall