Goldin Auctions has several Willie Mays rare collectibles up for auction, including his baseball glove, Type 1 photography, baseball cards and more. The company's CEO shares the details.

Willie Mays became an icon as soon as he returned to New York in 1954 after serving in the U.S. Army in 1952-53. He won NL MVP as a 23-year-old, and in Game 1 of that year’s World Series, he made perhaps baseball’s greatest catch at the Polo Grounds that helped win his lone championship.

Michael Mays, the son of Willie Mays, was set to throw out the first pitch Wednesday for game two of the Subway Series — just over a week after his Hall of Fame father died at 93.

About one week since Willie Mays died at 93, his son Michael paid tribute to his father and threw out the first pitch before the Subway Series.