Over 300 props from ‘Blade Runner 2049’ are set to be auctioned, including Ryan Gosling's iconic coat and Harrison Ford's blaster.
An auction featuring over 300 items from the acclaimed film Blade Runner 2049 has been announced by entertainment memorabilia auctioneer Propstore in association with Alcon Entertainment. The announcement was made by The Hollywood Reporter on September 15, 2026. This auction, titled Blade Runner 2049: The Final Online Auction, offers fans and collectors the chance to bid on significant props and costumes from the film.
The auction will run until October 14, with registration for bidders currently open. Among the standout items are Ryan Gosling's iconic costume, highlighted by the coat worn in pivotal scenes, and the blaster used by Harrison Ford as Rick Deckard, both integral to the film's narrative.
Notable auction items include Gosling’s complete costume, matched to a fight scene with Dave Bautista’s character, Sapper Morton. Bidding for this piece is expected to start at $20,000. Fans can also look forward to the auction of Rick Deckard's stunt LAPD 2019 PKD detective special blaster, forecasted to sell for around $15,000. Additional items include Dr. Ana's animatronic memory orb with an opening bid of $35,000, and Luv's main blaster, estimated at $8,000.
The auction not only allows fans to participate but also offers a chance to win K's black production sweater by registering for the event. Furthermore, Propstore will donate five percent of the total auction hammer price to the humanitarian organization CORE, founded by Sean Penn and Ann Lee.
Directed by Denis Villeneuve, Blade Runner 2049 is the critically acclaimed sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 classic Blade Runner. Released in October 2017, it garnered five Oscar nominations, winning awards for best cinematography and visual effects. Although the film underperformed at the box office, grossing $259 million globally, it received high praise for its performances, particularly those of Gosling and Ford, and its innovative visual storytelling.
The franchise is currently expanding with an upcoming sequel series titled Blade Runner 2099, set to premiere on November 25, 2026. The series stars Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer, promising to continue exploring the compelling universe established by the original films.
Brandon Alinger, COO of Propstore, emphasized the auction as a unique opportunity for fans and collectors to acquire original production material from Blade Runner 2049. He highlighted the exceptional craftsmanship and the significance of the props and costumes being offered.
In his statement, Alinger explained the collaboration with Alcon Entertainment and underscored the event's charitable aspect, reinforcing the auction's dual purpose of preserving cinematic history while also supporting the community.
This auction represents a significant moment for fans of the Blade Runner franchise, allowing them to engage with pieces of cinematic history. With unique items that are directly tied to the film's production, it appeals not only to collectors but also to those who appreciate the artistry behind filmmaking. The inclusion of charitable contributions may further enhance participant enthusiasm, making it a memorable event as the franchise continues to evolve. For further insights, readers can also explore highlights from the recent 2026 Emmys and Ed Sheeran's tour adjustments.
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