Thanks to a red-hot resale market, rare baseball cards are putting up Hall of Fame numbers—and selling for millions. Robert Edward Auctions This T206 Honus Wagner, issued by the American Tobacco ...

The 1916 Ruth is expected to fetch a small fraction of The Baltimore News “first” card despite being more highly graded (PSA ...

Honus Wagner kept on swinging the stick through ... Not only was Wagner a great player, but his 1910 baseball card produced by Piedmont Tobacco also was extremely valuable. In 1991, the card ...

The T206 Honus Wagner? Certainly ... the number of genuinely iconic baseball cards has been zero. How crazy is it then that the 1989 season produced two! Old school collectors will no doubt ...

You always hope to find some rare baseball cards worth money when you're rifling through your grandparents' closets. From the ...

Extraordinary Find: Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth & Honus Wagner-signed Baseballs Executive producer Marsha Bemko shares her tips for getting the most out of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW. Value can change ...

Petrozzo mentions the Honus Wagner baseball card from the early 1900s - an established holy grail because of its extreme rarity - as something that could sell for $20 million-plus. (One already ...

1,600 Baseball Cards Found Hidden Under Wallpaper When Idaho Homeowner Renovates Fixer Upper Fabled T206 Honus Wagner Baseball Card Sells for $6.6 Million, Making it the Most Expensive Sports Card ...

Ty Cobb, Joe DiMaggio, Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Nolan Ryan, Mike Trout, Satchel Paige, Lou Gehrig, Hank Aaron, and Honus Wagner are the only baseball players with cards selling ...

A St. Louis-area dealer says he expects a rare Honus Wagner baseball card to fetch around $1 million when it goes on auction this week. Edward Stewart Plank (August 31, 1875 - February 24 ...

Reading Baseball: Can baseball save us from politics ... and Cy Young. Back row: Honus Wagner, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Tris Speaker, Napoleon Lajoie, George Sisler, and Walter Johnson.

The story differs slightly as to how Honus was signed to his first contract ... it remains a tribute to The Flying Dutchman. In July 2000, Wagner's baseball card was sold to a California man ...