The 1909 Honus Wagner T206 Card #366 is listed in the 2002 Beckett Price Guide at $400,000.00. The Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps Card #311 is listed at $18,000.00. The 1952 Topps Card #311 was also double printed. At best estimate, less than 200 Honus Wagner T206 exist.
If one of the three PSA 10 Mantle 52s were sold, that would be the holy grail of baseball cards by far. None have been sold recently. That would blow out the price of the Wagner.
“They want to remain anonymous but since I heard someone leaked their names, I’m going to say them anyways because I’m a media puppet and need to make a story 1% more interesting.”
Thanks, Mom- I had 2 shoe boxes full, & you trashed 'em. If I still had them, I might have been able to afford putting you into a better rest home! ( Haters- I'M KIDDING!!LOL )
Actually, if it wasn't Mothers....nothing would be worth anything.....Mom's created the rarity in baseball cards and comic books.......Oh those? I gave those away to: a. Your cousin b. the kid next door c.Salvation Army d. The church paper drive
Watching Mantle circle the bases on this film, his 500 th Homer on Mother s Day 1967, shows you how bad his legs were. He limped around the bases. The guy who called that 500 th Homer on WPIX TV in NY was The Great Marine Aviator , Yankee Player and Broadcaster, and San Diego Padre Manager and Broadcaster , Jerry Coleman. A true American Hero RIP !
I’m hoping the Mantle’s are living comfortably. It reminds me of an artist being broke but either all of their works sell for millions when they die. I guess it’s smarter to be a collector than to have talent.
My Dad gew up in Warren, Ohio and knowing his father had been a Honus Wagner baseball fan looked through all the family albums, etc he kept when his Dad passed away just at the outside chance of finding a Honus Wagner card I believe may be worth even more.
Yeah it was there but your dad gave it to me when I stopped by for date night with your mom. Your dad cooked dinner for me and moms and threw me the card too.
Yeah I feel your pain mate, my dad was born in ‘42 and had all the cards from 1952, his mom threw them on a yard fire when he was away at university. Still hurts.......
It's because of these stories sought after cards are even more valuable. Similar to sports cards are comic books. Ultimately, like common stocks, the market price is what the public is willing to pay.
It is a holy grail but it’s value is partially based on the fact that the topps company dumped a large amount of 1952 topps unopened high numbered boxes (with the mantle) in the ocean rather than burn them because it was cheaper to get rid of them then store them and take up space in the factory. At the time nobody was buying them being the first year they were larger cards and kids didn’t like them because they didn’t fit in their pockets as well.
This is a great story and the 1952 Mantle is a great card but the true holy grail baseball card is the T 206 Honus Wagner card that was issued from 1909 to 1911. The last one sold fro $3.12 million and that was in 2016.
That's true but there are more Mantle's available, yet few in high grade. The '52 Mantle is by far the most in-demand post WWII card and from a popularity standpoint and the increase in prices it is commanding, many, see it as the modern day Holy Grail. There are just so few Wagners and none in high grade. The highest graded Wagner has been found to be trimmed, making the one you are referencing the highest known graded.
LOL..... 0:47 they had what on the back?? He should of found 1 then “found” another about a year later & so on...because every card makes them less rare
Back in the 50s kids use to put those cards in there bike spokes with close pin. and then bike would sound like a motorcycle when they peddled down the street.
My grandpa told me a story, so he used to have a Mickey mantle card he left it in his parents attic and when his mom went threw things she threw away the card and so other valuable cards that he had.
Hi doc I was part of Mr Mints fabulous find of the case of 1952 Topps cards in the 1980s We had Stacks of runs of Highs Mids and more If you check .you ads in SCD during that time you'll see I was selling 1952 MINT MANTLE ROOKIES RIGHT OUT OF THE CASE FOR $2700. I sold the FOUR I had in stock at the time
I had two, mint 86 fleer michael jordan rookie stolen as a kid along with a bunch of other of my top cards why I left the hobby and I regret everything about quitting the year before kobe rookie, finally back in and hopefully at least I get something close to change my life someday
That’s funny!, I had got some dude for two mint Jordan 86 rookies. I ended up getting a bunch of other top cards too. This was right before Kobe rook dropped. I’m sure it’s just a coincidence though…
I collected baseball, football and basketball cards in the 90s. All gone. Those things ended up being worth nothing in the end. It's easy to say a card is word millions, but there has to be a buyer and nobody buys cards like they did before, that's why the generation after mine stopped collecting. They went onto non-sports card collecting like Pokemon (which I was into too). Today, unlike sports cards, rare Pokemon cards and booster pack boxes actually sell.
There's more than one way to manifest fakes ...i would investigate every minute of these peoples lives and associates before paying for these or allowing them to even exist...IT'S LIKE IF YOU GIVE A BUSINESS A BAD BILL THEY WILL KEEP IT AND TURN IT OVER FOR DESTRUCTION
The cards are real. They have been authenticated. Lots of fakes out there for sure, but this find was incredible. Also included '52 Mays and Jackie Robinson and several others great cards along with some common players. The find was initially reported a few months ago before the cards were sent off for authentication and grading. The 8.5 was the highest graded of the lot.
@@derrickforeal OMG.....please don't compare a work of art to a modern day card. its like comparing a mid century modern furniture classic to an IKEA furniture piece.
To each their own I guess. Supply and demand and the fact that there are so many sports fans. Some people collect rare art, antiques, classic cars, etc. Anything rare with a prominent name attached to it can have real value. Mickey Mantle was a god in the baseball world for decades, and back then nobody kept cards in good shape. Condition is everything. I love it, more fun than the stock market which is where most of my investments are. My card collection is worth around 100k and I've spent probably 15k over 25 years, so that's a pretty good return, and I enjoy the hunt so it's a win win. Key is to by low population graded cards, highest grade you can afford, hall of famers or future hall of famers. It's not for everyone, diversification is the key.
1987 Topps Nestle dream team Johnny Bench Babe Ruth on back wrong back only one found in the world on radio show value this with Brian and leon PSA VERIFIED factor misprint Appraisers could not put a value on this card but said it is probably the rarest baseball card of the 1980s
A quarter of a million dollars for a baseball card. What in the world are these people doing? I’m a sports fan but I don’t see what’s so valuable of a card like this. Autographs over the mail are overrated too and many are forgeries.
The best of the 5 Mantles they had graded at 8.5 by PSA. Lots of cards look gem mint until they are professionally graded. There are only 3 PSA 10 Gem Mint '52 Mantles in existence and they are all in private collections and none have sold in many years. A PSA 9 recently sold on Heritage Auctions for $2.88 Million, so an 8.5 should command a nice premium. The last 8.5 sold for $1.13 Million in 2016.
Please a Honus Wagner card that is 40 years older is worth 5 times more then a stupid Mickey Mantle Card from the 50s. On October 1, 2016, a T206 Wagner card graded PSA-5 sold for $3.12 million setting yet again the record for highest price paid for any baseball card.
Well I have that card In MLB the show
Lol
I knew of a guy who paid $100 for that card in the 70s. I thought he was crazy. Now look
Wow😂😂😂
I saw them @ $100 in 70s. Should've bought up ALL of em.
Wow that’s one lucky guy even if this csrd is graded a psa 1 it’s worth no less then 15k
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The "holy grail" of baseball cards is the Honus Wagner tobacco card.
Agreed, the 1909 Honus Wagner T206 is the Holy Grail of baseball cards.
Everybody has a different opinion on a card holy grail. There’s 3 PSA 10 1952 topps mantles some say that’s the holy grail.
The 1909 Honus Wagner T206 Card #366 is listed in the 2002 Beckett Price Guide at $400,000.00. The Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps Card #311 is listed at $18,000.00. The 1952 Topps Card #311 was also double printed. At best estimate, less than 200 Honus Wagner T206 exist.
Scott Stuhr I base my assertion upon price and scarcity
If one of the three PSA 10 Mantle 52s were sold, that would be the holy grail of baseball cards by far. None have been sold recently. That would blow out the price of the Wagner.
Imagine how many of these were put in bicycle spokes.......
best part of this is the kid opening the 1967 topps pack
Even better..we used to flip the cards on the ground, like they're doing in the video.
I want to see more videos like that!!
“They want to remain anonymous but since I heard someone leaked their names, I’m going to say them anyways because I’m a media puppet and need to make a story 1% more interesting.”
I had the same reaction lol.
Bro my Grandfather used to have one and he put it in the treads of his bike bc it made a cool noise when he rode it 😂
My dad used to do that too 😂😂😂😂
your grandpa definitely didnt have that card.
@@tyreesneed why
That’s what everyone says
Reached out to my boyfriend if he had the Mantle rookie card....Nope
"There goes "MY MONEY"
Wasn't yours to begin with lady!!
right
Gold Diggin.,.....
Thanks, Mom- I had 2 shoe boxes full, & you trashed 'em. If I still had them, I might have been able to afford putting you into a better rest home! ( Haters- I'M KIDDING!!LOL )
Actually, if it wasn't Mothers....nothing would be worth anything.....Mom's created the rarity in baseball cards and comic books.......Oh those? I gave those away to:
a. Your cousin
b. the kid next door
c.Salvation Army
d. The church paper drive
@@dancalmpeaceful3903 Heh heh heh... I think you've nailed it!!
Watching Mantle circle the bases on this film, his 500 th Homer on Mother s Day 1967, shows you how bad his legs were. He limped around the bases. The guy who called that 500 th Homer on WPIX TV in NY was The Great Marine Aviator , Yankee Player and Broadcaster, and San Diego Padre Manager and Broadcaster , Jerry Coleman. A true American Hero RIP !
Idiots in comments saying fake......these people know nothing about how easy it is to spot a fake
Technology has made it impossible to tell the difference.
I’m hoping the Mantle’s are living comfortably. It reminds me of an artist being broke but either all of their works sell for millions when they die. I guess it’s smarter to be a collector than to have talent.
My Dad gew up in Warren, Ohio and knowing his father had been a Honus Wagner baseball fan looked through all the family albums, etc he kept when his Dad passed away just at the outside chance of finding a Honus Wagner card I believe may be worth even more.
Yeah it was there but your dad gave it to me when I stopped by for date night with your mom. Your dad cooked dinner for me and moms and threw me the card too.
1952 Topps Mickey Mantle is the highest sold card ever. It recently sold in 2022 for 12.6 million.
As a kid, I had some Mickey Mantle cards which were in the attic after I left home. My mother did a clean out and tossed them.
Duke Of Hesse Womp womp!
Yeah I feel your pain mate, my dad was born in ‘42 and had all the cards from 1952, his mom threw them on a yard fire when he was away at university. Still hurts.......
hoarders 🐝 like seeee😝😝
It's because of these stories sought after cards are even more valuable. Similar to sports cards are comic books. Ultimately, like common stocks, the market price is what the public is willing to pay.
It is a holy grail but it’s value is partially based on the fact that the topps company dumped a large amount of 1952 topps unopened high numbered boxes (with the mantle) in the ocean rather than burn them because it was cheaper to get rid of them then store them and take up space in the factory. At the time nobody was buying them being the first year they were larger cards and kids didn’t like them because they didn’t fit in their pockets as well.
lol how u know they dumped them into the ocean???
@Robert Anthony why would he do that? was he on drugs or something
This is a great story and the 1952 Mantle is a great card but the true holy grail baseball card is the T 206 Honus Wagner card that was issued from 1909 to 1911.
The last one sold fro $3.12 million and that was in 2016.
That's true but there are more Mantle's available, yet few in high grade. The '52 Mantle is by far the most in-demand post WWII card and from a popularity standpoint and the increase in prices it is commanding, many, see it as the modern day Holy Grail. There are just so few Wagners and none in high grade. The highest graded Wagner has been found to be trimmed, making the one you are referencing the highest known graded.
The Wagner card is lame
Actually the true holy grail is a psa 10 mantle that’s exists it’s over ten million
Isn't the Holy Grail Babe Ruth
The mantle is the grail man. You have no idea clearly
Nice find I met Mickey Mantle in 1978 at an exhibition game and had him autograph a ball for me
And. I thought rainbow rare charizard was expensive.... OVER 1M DOLLARS!?!?
rainbow cards look like glazed pastries
Lmfao!
It now costs 5.2 mil and growing rapidly... wtf is going on
Got a collection of Michael Jordan 86 fleer card second-year card SkyBox upper deck and many more
My friends grandfather has a few of these.. glued to a giant piece of plywood 🤦♂️ but thats what kids did back then
Well, a 9.5 grade just sold for 12.6 million Dollars.
I guess it's impossible to find a PSA 10!😮
Hi god bless have a good one
I have Nancy Karigan and Tanya Harding Olympic cards...wonder what they're worth ?
Not an arm and a leg, probably just a leg. Hah
If there’s an in action card of Tanya in mid-swing, it could be worth a fortune!
I have that newest baseball card and I want to sell it
Iam trying to find a cardcollicer how woulid want to bye this card babe ruth 1923 1,0000 dAller card babe ruth
LOL..... 0:47 they had what on the back?? He should of found 1 then “found” another about a year later & so on...because every card makes them less rare
Back in the 50s kids use to put those cards in there bike spokes with close pin. and then bike would sound like a motorcycle when they peddled down the street.
My grandpa told me a story, so he used to have a Mickey mantle card he left it in his parents attic and when his mom went threw things she threw away the card and so other valuable cards that he had.
That's awful 😔
back in the mid-80's a huge find of 52' high numbers were uncovered...I remember seeing stacks of 1952 Topps Mantles in Hartsdale NY
Hi doc I was part of Mr Mints fabulous find of the case of 1952 Topps cards in the 1980s We had Stacks of runs of Highs Mids and more If you check .you ads in SCD during that time you'll see I was selling 1952 MINT MANTLE ROOKIES RIGHT OUT OF THE CASE FOR $2700. I sold the FOUR I had in stock at the time
They can get it back for free if they just finish the AL and NL Live Series Collection🥴
damn, Mathis lost a TON of weight lol
That thing is mint!
That thing is TRIMMED and it's been confirmed
In 1973, Anyone could have bought that card for 25 dollars. Being a kid then,that 25 dollars would have been like 25 hundred dollars.
Yup....$5 in 1973 was the world to me (I'm 56 now in 2020).
one of these cards just sold for a record amount of 12.6 million dollars
Who wants to buy mantle cards I have a few to sell
no u dont
I got a yogi Berra singed baseball for sale. Let me know
There goes her money?! Ain't even her card
Bro imagine being a kid in 1952 and throwing away a Mickey mantle card worth 3m dollars in the future 😭😂😭😭😭
Or being a kid in 2015 and forgetting the passcode to your 100 bitcoin >_
@@Ohpeaches87 damn that sounds fun
I had two, mint 86 fleer michael jordan rookie stolen as a kid along with a bunch of other of my top cards why I left the hobby and I regret everything about quitting the year before kobe rookie, finally back in and hopefully at least I get something close to change my life someday
That’s funny!, I had got some dude for two mint Jordan 86 rookies. I ended up getting a bunch of other top cards too. This was right before Kobe rook dropped. I’m sure it’s just a coincidence though…
Ill give you a dollar for that rubbish.
I collected baseball, football and basketball cards in the 90s. All gone. Those things ended up being worth nothing in the end. It's easy to say a card is word millions, but there has to be a buyer and nobody buys cards like they did before, that's why the generation after mine stopped collecting. They went onto non-sports card collecting like Pokemon (which I was into too). Today, unlike sports cards, rare Pokemon cards and booster pack boxes actually sell.
Dont forget, Triple Crown Winner!
I have 10 of these
🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢
That card was $3000 in 1982
it was $100 in 1972
Willie Mays > Mickey Mantle
I HAD THESE WHEN I WAS 8 AND I CHEWED IT
Now that card is about 2 mill
That chick in the white is smokin hot
There's more than one way to manifest fakes ...i would investigate every minute of these peoples lives and associates before paying for these or allowing them to even exist...IT'S LIKE IF YOU GIVE A BUSINESS A BAD BILL THEY WILL KEEP IT AND TURN IT OVER FOR DESTRUCTION
Joel Weidenfeld PSA won't authenticate a fake. They're the best at what they do.
The cards are real. They have been authenticated. Lots of fakes out there for sure, but this find was incredible. Also included '52 Mays and Jackie Robinson and several others great cards along with some common players. The find was initially reported a few months ago before the cards were sent off for authentication and grading. The 8.5 was the highest graded of the lot.
I had Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry rookie card I'm so glad I sold them 2 years after they came out they would be worthless now
they were worthless when you sold them too.
Yes, cards from the 80s are mostly worthless. PBD did a good video about 18 months ago about vintage cards.
I have one in my garage.
1951 Bowman is the real rookie cards 🤔🤔
52 is just the best looking card period. It is like the 89 ud Griffey jr
@@derrickforeal no because the 89 Griffey card is a rookie, the 52 Topps is not
Yeah but 52' was topps first year and it is one of the most sought after cards.
52 is the first Topps card of Mantle
@@derrickforeal OMG.....please don't compare a work of art to a modern day card. its like comparing a mid century modern furniture classic to an IKEA furniture piece.
Wait I think I’ve seen my uncle have that lol
Wow, she's got a nice set too.
Jamie, you're spot on mate.
Nice round edges....not good in card collecting...but in this case....well......I'd grade them "fine".....
Yep nice tatas 😅😅
So God damn stupid how people freak out over a piece of paper
To each their own I guess. Supply and demand and the fact that there are so many sports fans. Some people collect rare art, antiques, classic cars, etc. Anything rare with a prominent name attached to it can have real value. Mickey Mantle was a god in the baseball world for decades, and back then nobody kept cards in good shape. Condition is everything. I love it, more fun than the stock market which is where most of my investments are. My card collection is worth around 100k and I've spent probably 15k over 25 years, so that's a pretty good return, and I enjoy the hunt so it's a win win. Key is to by low population graded cards, highest grade you can afford, hall of famers or future hall of famers. It's not for everyone, diversification is the key.
I have this card along with many other autographs. My grandpa used to golf with the Mick at Grand Lake Oklahoma
You think it’s worth that much money if you sale it
@@mallondon4688 Nope it’s worth hanging on to for more decades
@@TheBudkaiser better off selling it now and enjoy the money.
@@TheBudkaiser Btw, thanks for the Mantle card. Your wifey gave it to me when we linked up for date night. I was wondering where it came from.
@@chrisjenkins203 I’ve never been married. You should go get a job instead of trying to troll very creepily on the internet, just saying….
I got a Mickey Mantle autographed baseball. I bought it for $150 bucks. It’s legit too.
Fakes twf
This is priceless...lol 500k - 1mil even tho i said priceless
Curtis 23 , this is NOT the holy grail. this is the "Crown Jewel". the holy grail is the 1909 Wagner card.
Samuel Moulds i thought this would be worth millionaires.... But thankyou
A World Series bat that hit a HR...the ball itself...now that's priceless.
Honus Wagner is the Holy Grail of card collectors, not this card.
I have mickey mantle reprint wondering bifbthere any value
Should've waited a couple years..lol
If you have the 61 Mantle and the 61 Maris you will be very wealthy. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise.
That Micky mantle card Seth from pawn shop stole it from a naive young black guy just put in Seth stealing in TH-cam
*kid gets Mickey Mantle card* Kid “What piece of sack of Sh** card is this?” *Rips up card* 50 years later. Man “Why did I rip up Mickey Mantle?!?”
I have 5 Mickey mantle cards because he is my 3 cousin
Sounds like it worth 600k.
Fantastic
jimmy to my right
something with jody aint right
then scott whithin sight
.............why does he look like the guy from toyko drift?
I would like to buy this house with my Mantle! LOL..
I was helping my grandpa pick up his room and I found a Mickey Mantle card
What’s the name of that chick in white is what I want to know
5
dennison road treasure trove
lauries pies on stove
7 world searies jersey number 7?
Wait I have a Mickey mantle card 305
1987 Topps Nestle dream team Johnny Bench Babe Ruth on back wrong back only one found in the world on radio show value this with Brian and leon PSA VERIFIED factor misprint Appraisers could not put a value on this card but said it is probably the rarest baseball card of the 1980s
Yeah it could probably fetch you a twenty spot. Congrats!! 🍾
If there any value
If I win the powerball I'll buy it of him.
1:52 what a body!
I wouldn't even sell them tbh😂
This is the MLB the show card
Got 5 of em
A quarter of a million dollars for a baseball card. What in the world are these people doing?
I’m a sports fan but I don’t see what’s so valuable of a card like this.
Autographs over the mail are overrated too and many are forgeries.
the cards are basically American history, only 70 of these cards exist.
he keep them
Are people crazy paying that much for a baseball card? What profits a man if he gains the world but loses his soul.
let me just say this: it a piece of American history
improper
I have some cards still in its wrapping from 20 year old sunflower seed cards
Cool the sunflower seeds are worth more but you should still hold on to them…
As a kid, I had some Mickey Mantle cards which were in the attic after I left home. My mother did a clean out and tossed them.
That is a story that has been told by so many sadly....
These were the most common card in 1952 they were double-printed
They're still worth millions
@@ConnorWilkerson910 never said they weren’t
Talk about inflation. I remember in 1987, that card sold for $18,000.
He said its a gem mint 10 and the bidding was already up to 600k with 2 weeks left of bidding
The best of the 5 Mantles they had graded at 8.5 by PSA. Lots of cards look gem mint until they are professionally graded. There are only 3 PSA 10 Gem Mint '52 Mantles in existence and they are all in private collections and none have sold in many years. A PSA 9 recently sold on Heritage Auctions for $2.88 Million, so an 8.5 should command a nice premium. The last 8.5 sold for $1.13 Million in 2016.
it’s a piece of paper, I’ll give you $5
A Picasso is a canvas, I'll give you $20.
Please a Honus Wagner card that is 40 years older is worth 5 times more then a stupid Mickey Mantle Card from the 50s. On October 1, 2016, a T206 Wagner card graded PSA-5 sold for $3.12 million setting yet again the record for highest price paid for any baseball card.
Is there one that is made medal?
Yes there is. I have one. It’s the topps finest reprint 1996
@@ChefRonnieBoy Do you know the worth I can’t find any thing on it
@@ScorpioNy6yeah about 20 bucks, at best.
I have this card, but it's the porcelain one with authenticity certificate. Not sure if it's worth anything though
I would have it appraised. Might be worth some good money
I have the porcelain '52 Mantle as well, didn't think it was worth anything.
@@jimhandler1129 Around $30 to $50
@@tonystephens6858 Cool. I also have a few items autographed at his last card show in May of 1995 three months before he passed away.
Most expensive card ever is scootsie Doubleday’s basketball rookie card. 2.3 million, just look it up.
Yeah that’s not even close to the most expensive but better luck next time.
Hi how are you doing this is Kerry I would like to get in touch with you
Really?? A holy grail in anything should be worth more than a few million. Smh