Today on The Greatest Auction: a bidding war erupts over two vintage Hermès handbags; a street art print by Invader sells for 100 times its purchase price; a giant 1970s illuminated sign from an Essex furniture store is sold on a coin toss; and a Virgil Abloh-designed skateboard-possibly the coolest in town-goes under the hammer.

Today, a neon sign from a Soho sex shop lights up the arena and sparks a bidding war; a piece of Kate and Will's wedding cake goes up for sale; will one of what's thought to be only 5 remaining copies of Henry Beck's redesign of the London tube map from the 1930s reach its £30,000 reserve?; and a reluctant seller brings a skeleton out of his wardrobe to go under the hammer at The Greatest Auction.

Today on The Greatest Auction: superfans and collectors battle for Oasis lyrics handwritten by Noel for Liam; will £160 Nike trainers hit their £4,000 reserve? A hidden Anish Kapoor sculpture steps into the spotlight; and vintage Louis Vuitton luggage with an incredible history goes under the hammer.

Today on The Greatest Auction: dealers and collectors bid on a painting by an art forger-worth millions if real; a 1904 Leeds City football programme, found under floorboards, resurfaces; plus, a taxidermy unicorn and a prototype 1970s drum set both go under the hammer.