Blade Runner 2049 Props and Costumes Head to Final Online Auction
Ryan Gosling's long coat from Blade Runner 2049 is going under the hammer.
Propstore, in association with Alcon Entertainment, will offer more than 300 props, costumes and set decoration pieces from the film in a sale titled Blade Runner 2049: The Final Online Auction, which runs through Oct. 14, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Registration was open as of Sept. 15, 2026. The sale is a timed online auction.
The film is the 2017 sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 Blade Runner, directed by Denis Villeneuve. Gosling starred as Officer K, with Harrison Ford reprising his role as Rick Deckard.
Bidding starts high. The top lot is Dr. Ana Stelline's animatronic memory orb, which opens bidding at $35,000. Next is K's complete costume, including Gosling's signature coat, which opens at $20,000. Propstore has matched that coat to the on-screen fight with Sapper Morton at Sapper's farm.
Other hero pieces carry lower estimates. Rick Deckard's stunt LAPD 2019 PKD detective special blaster is expected to sell for around $15,000. Luv's main blaster is valued at around $8,000. The turtleneck and clear yellow jacket worn by Ana de Armas as Joi carry an expected value of roughly $5,000.
Anyone who registers for the auction is automatically entered to win K's black production sweater from the film. Five percent of the total hammer price, the winning bid amount, will be donated to CORE, the humanitarian organisation founded by Sean Penn and Ann Lee.
Buyers should factor in fees. Propstore applies a 26% Buyer's Premium to all winning bids, with the purchase price made up of the winning bid plus that premium, according to Propstore. Purchases are charged in US dollars.
Warner Bros. released Blade Runner 2049 theatrically in October 2017. It collected $259 million globally at the box office and earned five Oscar nominations, including wins for best cinematography and best visual effects. The franchise is based on Philip K. Dick's novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?.
For fans, this means a last large-scale chance to own pieces from the 2017 film before attention shifts to what comes next. The Prime Video series Blade Runner 2099, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer, premieres Nov. 25.
