MastroNet Sells 1909-11 T206 Honus Wagner Card for $205,831

Categories: Auctions & Prices|Published On: April 15, 2005|Views: 60|

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The first two days of bidding in MastroNet’s Americana-Sports Auction have
closed. The results coming in are incredible, including the sale of a 1909-11
T206 White Border Honus Wagner Baseball Card for $202,831. This amazing card is
one of the most sought after trading cards in the hobby. There are ten examples
of this card known. It was originally a give-away by Sweet Caporal Cigarettes.

Other highlights of the first day include a Babe Ruth 1923 H&B
Side-Written Game Used Bat that brought $164,637. A bat used by Ty Cobb in 1925
sold for $83,148. There was also a 1915 Cracker Jack #30 Ty Cobb that sold for
$82,356. Many of the cards offered exceed expectations.

As Scoop
goes to press, MastroNet’s Premier Catalog Auction was getting ready to
close bidding on their last day of events. The Americana section had closed on
April 13 (see the article in this week’s Scoop) and the first day of bidding on
the sports items closed on April 14. That leaves almost 775 lots left to auction
on April 15.

We do have some early results on the sports auction. Next
week, Scoop will provide complete details on the event. For a look at how
the auction has been going, please visit www.mastronet.com.

MastroNet Sells 1909-11 T206 Honus Wagner Card for $205,831

Categories: Auctions & Prices|Published On: April 15, 2005|Views: 60|

Share:

The first two days of bidding in MastroNet’s Americana-Sports Auction have
closed. The results coming in are incredible, including the sale of a 1909-11
T206 White Border Honus Wagner Baseball Card for $202,831. This amazing card is
one of the most sought after trading cards in the hobby. There are ten examples
of this card known. It was originally a give-away by Sweet Caporal Cigarettes.

Other highlights of the first day include a Babe Ruth 1923 H&B
Side-Written Game Used Bat that brought $164,637. A bat used by Ty Cobb in 1925
sold for $83,148. There was also a 1915 Cracker Jack #30 Ty Cobb that sold for
$82,356. Many of the cards offered exceed expectations.

As Scoop
goes to press, MastroNet’s Premier Catalog Auction was getting ready to
close bidding on their last day of events. The Americana section had closed on
April 13 (see the article in this week’s Scoop) and the first day of bidding on
the sports items closed on April 14. That leaves almost 775 lots left to auction
on April 15.

We do have some early results on the sports auction. Next
week, Scoop will provide complete details on the event. For a look at how
the auction has been going, please visit www.mastronet.com.