As the ultra-rare T206 Honus Wagner heads to auction, we may very well see it break the all-time record for most expensive card ever sold. When it comes to the world of baseball collectibles, there’s ...

He was John Peter Wagner, aka Honus, aka Hans, aka The Flying Dutchman, a deadly hitter, sure-handed fielder, and one of the best base stealers who ever lacked on spikes.

Local News The ultra-rare Honus Wagner card with local ties just sold for a world-record-breaking amount In the same family for 117 years, collectors hadn’t known the 1909 Honus Wagner existed. Ken ...

The auction house expects the card to sell for between $5 and $7 million. Goldin Auctions A rare baseball card that’s been owned by the same family for 116 years is heading to the auction block.

Key facts of this press release: Sarasota, Fla., July 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CGC®, the world’s fastest-growing card grading service and part of the Certified Collectibles Group, announced today ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last Monday, a family with Marin County and Los Angeles connections revealed that they are the owners of an extremely rare Honus Wagner baseball card from ...

You may have read recently that the famous 1909 Honus Wagner tobacco card recently sold at auction for $2.35 million. It’s the same card that Wayne Gretzky and former L.A. Kings owner Bruce McNall ...

The Shields family T206 Honus Wagner card was unknown to the card collecting community for more than 100 years. Courtesy of Goldin Auctions A 1909 Sweet Caporal T206 Honus Wagner card featured on the ...

This past weekend, a piece of cardboard approximately two-and-a-half inches by one-and-a-half inches sold for $5.124 million by Goldin Auctions. It was a Honus Wagner baseball card from the T206 set, ...

Around 1909, a kid named Morton Bernstein pulled a Honus Wagner baseball card from his pack of Sweet Caporal Cigarettes. Bernstein would grow up to own, with his father, a sterling silver ...

The newly discovered T206 Honus Wagner baseball card. (Photo by Mathew Salter) Mathew Salter’s T206 Brooklyn Dodgers collected by his great-grandfather. Alas, Honus Wagner played for the Pirates.