‘Holy Grail of Baseball Cards’ fetches $2.35 million
February 27th, 2007 
A 1909 Honus Wagner tobacco card has sold for $2.35 million.
I knew I shouldn’t have traded mine back in 1990 for a couple of Jose Canseco rookie cards. Bummer.
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You can substitute “Jose Canseco” with “Ken Griffey Jr.”
Now there’s a report coming out that some prankster was able to digitally insert George Bush into the stands and Mickey Mantle in to the dugout in Topp’s 2007 Derek Jeter card. He did so in-between the proofing and editing and the printing. Jeter denies that he was in on the prank. But, now because of the rarity of the card, copies are now selling for well over $100-200 on eBay.
Wot?!?!? Please tell me you’re joking. You did not trade the rarest of the rare.
CHEAP PLUG #147
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continuation of cheap plug…
I’ve got some beautiful 1955-1958 Topps ungraded baseball cards for sale.
I’m dealing..and I’ve got some superstars!
Let me know!
I need to start printing these things up.