The T206 ‘jumbo’ Honus Wagner didn’t hit the $3 million mark but does now rank as the most expensive baseball card ever sold at auction and the second most valuable Wagner card in the hobby.

Signed sets, high grade vintage, game worn and game used material and more are part of Collect Auctions’ current sale.

Paintings from an upcoming children’s book on baseball card collecting include Jeff Burdick with his collection and a photographer shooting Babe Ruth in 1914.

It’s got a long way to go but the publicity push and a hot collectibles market could mean the T206 jumbo Honus Wagner sets a new record.

Robert Edward Auctions will sell a T206 Honus Wagner card once owned by Charlie Sheen as well as over 1500 vintage cards and sports memorabilia.

The T206 ‘Jumbo’ Wagner card has taken its place inside a fancy watchmaker’s boutique.

One of just nine1933 Goudey Lajoie cards to be graded mint 9 by PSA was one of the vintage cards trading hands in Memory Lane’s I Own it Now catalog sale.

CardTarget offers a pricing history for over 50 major vintage sets and more are being added on a regular basis.

The only known surviving empty case of 1952 Topps high numbers is for sale. The price is a big one but so is its place in the annals of great baseball card finds.

The 1960 Bazooka Baseball set saw more cards but they shrunk to a size better suited to small hands.

Collectors are always looking for the most elusive high grade cards from the 1963 Topps baseball set. So which are the toughest to find?

A large and expensive collection of early and mid-20th century baseball cards and memorabilia finds its way to a card shop in Great Falls, MT.

Cards from 1887 to 1984 including some high grade and rare sets and rookie cards will be part of the mix as a Michigan auction house launches its spring event.

How do Aaron, Clemente, Koufax, Mantle and Mays rank in terms of the number of cards that have been graded NM/MT 8 on the PSA Set Registry?

An Ohio collector isn’t afraid to buy and sell whatever comes his way as he pushes toward his goal.

The check the FedEx man took for a 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle card was not Triple Crown quality and now the cops are involved.

The 80s gave us plenty in the pigskin department including some readily available but ultra-popular rookie cards.

There aren’t a lot of revelations but grab a snack and a beverage to watch a well-produced segment on the most famous T206 Wagner card of all.

One of the best of its kind in the world is on the market and media attention is picking up. Will the Honus Wagner auction set a new record?