More than 700 items were sold at the Thursday auction, including costumes, scripts and posters, said memorabilia company Profiles in History, which hosted the event.
Some of the most expensive pieces that sold: Superman's leotard, which pulled in $115,000 and a Winkie Guard costume from "The Wizard of Oz," which sold for the same amount, the company said.
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