Planet Hollywood celebrity handprint displays head to Propstore auction

Propstore is auctioning original Planet Hollywood celebrity handprint impression displays from the restaurant chain’s 1990s and early 2000s era, including pieces tied to Harrison Ford, Patrick Stewart and Arnold Schwarzenegger. The sale gives collectors a rare chance to buy one-of-one physical artifacts that captured stars’ actual hand impressions, not reproduction memorabilia.

Why it matters: - The auction turns a slice of Planet Hollywood history into collectible inventory with direct celebrity provenance. - The handprint displays are one-of-one physical artifacts, not printed souvenirs or standard autographs. - Collectors can compare the actual size and shape of celebrity handprints across major film and TV names.

What happened: - Propstore opened bidding on a Planet Hollywood online auction that runs through July 1 and 2, 2026. - The sale includes original celebrity handprint impression displays created during the height of the Planet Hollywood era. - Featured lots include Harrison Ford’s handprint impression display from The Fugitive. - Other highlighted names include Patrick Stewart, Kevin Costner, Keanu Reeves, Whoopi Goldberg, Cher, Jack Nicholson, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael J. Fox, Paul Newman and George Clooney. - Some displays include integrated audio components originally used in Planet Hollywood installations.

The details: - The handprints were created for Planet Hollywood’s global restaurant experience in the 1990s and early 2000s. - Celebrities left physical impressions that were later installed as in-venue displays. - The pieces were made by capturing actual hand impressions in molded materials. - Each display retains physical characteristics from its original production and installation. - Propstore says each order will include a specially curated Guide to Collecting and a Certificate of Authenticity. - The catalog is available at the complete catalog. - People who register at auction registration will be entered into a giveaway. - The giveaway prize includes Planet Hollywood merch: a tote bag, hat, tumbler, mini-soccer ball, set of playing cards, women’s medium T-shirt, oversized denim jacket, pint cup and sports jersey. - No purchase is necessary to enter, and full terms and conditions are available through the registration page. - Estimated prices for highlighted lots range from $200 to $1,000. - Harrison Ford’s display is estimated at $300 to $600. - Patrick Stewart’s display is estimated at $400 to $800. - Kevin Costner’s display is estimated at $300 to $600. - Keanu Reeves’ display is estimated at $300 to $600. - Whoopi Goldberg’s display is estimated at $200 to $400. - George Clooney’s display is estimated at $200 to $400. - Cher’s display is estimated at $200 to $400. - Jack Nicholson’s display is estimated at $400 to $800. - Arnold Schwarzenegger’s display is estimated at $500 to $1,000. - Michael J. Fox’s display is estimated at $500 to $1,000. - Paul Newman’s display is estimated at $200 to $400.

Between the lines: - Planet Hollywood memorabilia continues to trade on nostalgia for the chain’s peak-era celebrity culture. - The mix of hand impressions and audio mechanisms adds display value beyond standard memorabilia. - Robert Earl said the auction is a chance to open the Planet Hollywood vault on a larger scale. - Chuck Costas said the pieces offer a direct physical connection to the celebrity and occupy a unique place in the market.

What's next: - Bidding stays open until July 1 and 2, 2026. - Propstore is directing bidders to propstore.com/PlanetHollywood for registration and catalog access. - The auction could establish fresh collector interest in Planet Hollywood’s physical artifacts as the sale progresses.

The bottom line: - This sale packages celebrity nostalgia, rare provenance and display-ready artifacts into a single auction event.