What are the next Million dollar cards?

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by ls7plus

The worst example went from $150,000 to $450,000 to an asking price of about $700,000 about three years ago, all in the span of less than a decade.

IMHO, I think that you are referring to the red PSA 1 example. There is actually an even lower condition example, but I do not think that it is graded. It has such bad back damage that part the card is actually missing. Otherwise, it is a very nice looking example. Too bad the original owner was not more careful in pulling it out of an album.

[Leon]

Have always loved the prookie Ruth...If a nice one hit the market I could easily see it hitting a million. (especially since it's not my money!!)

Originally Posted by Baseball Rarities

IMHO, I think that you are referring to the red PSA 1 example. There is actually an even lower condition example, but I do not think that it is graded. It has such bad back damage that part the card is actually missing. Otherwise, it is a very nice looking example. Too bad the original owner was not more careful in pulling it out of an album.

[Yoda]

A high grade E90-1 Joe Jackson. Wish I had one.

[MattyC]

Originally Posted by Yoda

A high grade E90-1 Joe Jackson. Wish I had one.

Agreed. I think the last 8 to hit the block came pretty close.

Maybe a high grade T210 Shoeless.

Perhaps 2019 will see a big card of his hit the auction circuit.

[JeffPrice]

I can see one of the PSA 10 1953 Topps Mantles pushing a million soon.

[MattyC]

Good call— in fact It already broke that in private sale.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Good call— in fact It already broke that in private sale.

A bump can sure create a lot of value...