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The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card depict … The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card depicts the Pittsburgh Pirates' Honus Wagner, known as "The Flying Dutchman,” a dead-ball era baseball player who is widely considered to be one of the best players of all time. The card was designed and issued by the American Tobacco Company (ATC) from 1909 to 1911 as part of its T206 series. Wagner refused to allow production of his baseball card to continue, either because he did not want children to buy cigarette packs to get his card, or because he wanted more compensation from the ATC. The ATC ended production of the Wagner card, and a total of only 50 to 200 cards were ever distributed to the public (the exact number is unknown), as compared to the "tens or hundreds of thousands" of T206 cards, over three years in sixteen brands of cigarettes, for any other player. In 1933, the card was first listed at a price value of US$50 in Jefferson Burdick's The American Card Catalog (equivalent to $1,000 in 2021), making it the most expensive baseball card in the world at the time. The most famous T206 Honus Wagner is the "Gretzky T206 Honus Wagner" card. The card's odd texture and shape led to speculation that it was altered. The Gretzky T206 Wagner was first sold by Alan Ray to a baseball memorabilia collector named Bill Mastro, who sold the card two years later to Jim Copeland for nearly four times the price he had originally paid. Copeland's sizable transaction revitalized interest in the sports memorabilia collection market. In 1991, Copeland sold the card to ice hockey figures Wayne Gretzky and Bruce McNall for $451,000. Gretzky resold the card four years later to Walmart and Treat Entertainment for $500,000 for use as the top prize in a promotional contest. The next year, a Florida postal worker won the card and auctioned it at Christie's for $640,000 to collector Michael Gidwitz. In 2000, the card was sold via Robert Edward Auctions to card collector Brian Seigel for $1.27 million. In February 2007, Seigel sold the card privately to an anonymous collector for $2.35 million. Less than six months later, the card was sold to another anonymous collector for $2.8 million. In April 2011, that anonymous purchaser was revealed to be Ken Kendrick, owner of the Arizona Diamondbacks. A different card, named the "Jumbo Wagner", was sold at auction again in 2016 for a record $3.12 million. These transactions have made the Wagner card the most valuable baseball card in history. However, this record was recently broken when a Mike Trout 2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects Superfractors series rookie card with a card count of 1 sold in August 2020 for a record setting $3.93 million, and pushed further back by a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card that sold for $5.2 million in November 2020, making Wagner the third most valuable baseball card in the world. Another example sold for $6.6 million in August 2021, making it the most expensive sports card. That is, until August 2022 when another 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card sold for $12.6 million becoming to most expensive sports memorabilia in history. In October 2013, Bill Mastro, CEO of Mastro Auctions (the owner of Robert Edward Auctions) pleaded guilty to mail fraud in U.S. District Court and later admitted to the court that he had trimmed the "Gretzky" Wagner card to sharply increase its value. Other T206 Wagners, both legitimate and fake, have surfaced in recent years. Some of the real cards have fetched hundreds of thousands of dollars in auctions. One particular T206 Honus Wagner owned by John Cobb and Ray Edwards has attracted media controversy over its authenticity.d media controversy over its authenticity.
, T206 Honus Wagner je vzácná baseballová zo … T206 Honus Wagner je vzácná baseballová zobrazující , který je považován za jednoho z nejlepších baseballistů všech dob. Kartičku navrhla a v letech 1909 až 1911 vydávala v rámci série . Wagner nedovolil společnosti pokračovat ve výrobě kartičky, jelikož nechtěl, aby si děti kupovaly cigarety, za které bylo možno kartičku získat, nebo po společnosti požadoval více peněz. ATC výrobu kartičky ukončila a pouze 50 až 200 kartiček se dostalo na veřejnost. V roce 1933 odhadl Jefferson Burdick ve své knize The American Card Catalog její hodnotu na 50 USD, což z ní učinilo nejhodnotnější kartičku té doby. Nejznámější kartičkou T206 Honus Wagner je „Gretzky T206 Honus Wagner“. Kartička má kontroverzní historii a někteří na základě jejího zvláštního tvaru tvrdí, že byla v minulosti pozměněna za účelem zvýšení její hodnoty. Kartičku nejprve prodal Alan Ray sběrateli Billu Maestrovi. Ten ji o dva roky později prodal Jimu Copelandovi za čtyřnásobnou cenu. Tento obchod oživil zájem o trh se sportovními suvenýry. V roce 1991 prodal Copeland kartičku Waynu Gretzkymu a za 451 000 USD. O čtyři roku později prodal Gretzky kartičku společnostem Wal-Mart a Treat Entertainment za 500 000 USD, které ji hodlaly použít jako první cenu v reklamní soutěži. V následujícím roce vyhrála v soutěži kartičku pracovnice pošty z Floridy a následně ji prostřednictvím aukční síně Christie's prodala za 640 000 USD sběrateli Michaelu Gidwitzovi. V roce 2000 byla kartička prodána v aukci na eBay Brianu Seigelovi za 1,27 milionu USD. V únoru 2007 ji Seigel prodal anonymnímu kupci za 2,35 milionu USD. Během méně než šesti měsíců byla kartička prodána kalifornskému sběrateli za 2,8 milionu USD. Díky těmto obchodům se T206 Honus Wagner stala nejdražší baseballovou kartičkou všech dob. V poslední době se objevilo mnoho kartiček T206 Honus Wagner, jak pravých, tak i falešných. Některé pravé kartičky byly v aukcích prodány za statisíce USD. Kartička vlastněná Johnem Cobbem a Rayem Edwardsem vzbuzuje vášnivé debaty o její autenticitě.zbuzuje vášnivé debaty o její autenticitě.
, O cartão de beisebol T206 Honus Wagner ret … O cartão de beisebol T206 Honus Wagner retrata o jogador do Pittsburgh Pirates Honus Wagner, um jogador da era da bola morta que é amplamente considerado um dos melhores de todos os tempos O cartão foi desenhado e lançado pela American Tobacco Company (ATC) de 1909 até 1911 como parte de sua série . Wagner recusou-se a permitir que a produção de seu cartão de beisebol continuasse, ou porque ele não queria que crianças comprassem cigarros para conseguir o cartão, ou porque ele queria mais compensação da ATC. A ATC finalizou a produção do cartão de Wagner e um total de apenas entre 50 a 200 cartões foram distribuídos ao público (o exato número é desconhecido), das "dezenas ou centenas de milhares" de cartões T206, em três anos em dezesseis marcas de cigarros com outros jogadores. Em 1933, o cartão foi primeiramente listado com valor de 50 dólares americanos no catálogo de , , fazendo dele o mais caro cartão de beisebol do mundo na época. O mais famoso exemplar do T206 Honus Wagner é o cartão "Gretzky T206 Honus Wagner". A textura e a forma estranha do cartão levaram à especulação de que foi alterado. O Gretzky T206 Wagner foi primeiramente vendido por Alan Ray para um colecionador de memorabilia de beisebol chamado Bill Mastro, que vendeu o cartão dois anos mais tarde para Jim Copeland por quase quatro vezes o valor original. A negociação considerável de Copeland revitalizou o interesse no mercado de coleções de memorabilia esportiva. Em 1991, Copeland vendeu o cartão para o jogador de hóquei no gelo Wayne Gretzky e o empresário porr $451.000. Gretzky revendeu o cartão quatro anos depois para o Wal-Mart e Treat Entertainment por $500.000 para ser usado como o melhor prêmio em um concurso promocional. No ano seguinte, uma funcionária dos correios da Flórida ganhou o cartão e o leiloou na Christie's por $640.000 para o colecionador Michael Gidwitz. Em 2000, o cartão foi vendido via Robert Edward Auctions para o colecionador de cartões Brian Seigel por $1.27 milhão. Em fevereiro de 2007, Seigel vendeu o cartão privadamente à um colecionador anônimo por $2.35 milhões. Menos de seis meses mais tarde, o cartão foi vendido para outro colecionador anônimo por $2.8 milhões. Em abril de 2011, este comprador anônimo revelou-se , proprietário do time de beisebol Arizona Diamondbacks. O cartão foi vendido em leilão novamente em 2016 por um valor recorde de $3.12 milhões. Estas transações fazem deste cartão de Wagner o cartão mais valioso na história. Em outubro de 2013, Bill Mastro se declarou culpado de fraude postal no Tribunal Distrital dos EUA—e admitiu no processo que ele cortou o cartão Wagner para aumentar acentuadamente seu valor. Outros T206 Wagners, tanto legítimos como falsos, tem surgido em anos recentes. Alguns dos cartões reais alcançaram centenas de milhares de dólares em leilões. Um T206 Honus Wagner em particular de propriedade de John Cobb e Ray Edwards tem atraído a atenção da mídia pela controvérsia sobre sua autenticidade, com muitos especialistas no hobby alegando ser ele falso.cialistas no hobby alegando ser ele falso.
, La carte de baseball T206 Honus Wagner est … La carte de baseball T206 Honus Wagner est une carte de collection rare représentant l'ancien joueur de baseball Honus Wagner, considéré comme l'un des meilleurs joueurs de tous les temps. Cette carte a été fabriquée et distribuée par (en) (ATC) de 1909 à 1911 dans le cadre de sa série T206. Wagner s'est opposé à la production et à la diffusion de cette carte de baseball, soit parce qu'il ne voulait pas que les enfants achètent des paquets de cigarettes pour obtenir sa carte, soit parce qu'il n'avait pas besoin de plus d'argent d'ATC. ATC stoppa la production de cette carte et seules 50 à 200 cartes se retrouvèrent en circulation. En 1933, la carte était estimée 50 USD par The American Card Catalog, ce qui en faisait à l'époque la carte de baseball la plus chère du monde. La carte T206 Honus Wagner la plus célèbre est la « Gretzky T206 Honus Wagner ». Cette carte a un passé controversé, certains spéculant sur une altération de la carte du fait de sa texture et de sa forme. Le T206 Gretzky Wagner a été vendue pour la première fois par Alan Ray[Qui ?] à un collectionneur de souvenirs de baseball nommé Bill Mastro, qui la revendit deux ans plus tard à Jim Copeland[Qui ?] près de quatre fois plus cher. En 1991, Copeland vendit la carte aux joueurs de hockey sur glace Wayne Gretzky et pour 451 000 USD. Gretzky revendit la carte quatre ans plus tard à Wal-Mart et Treat Entertainment pour 500 000 $, pour servir de premier prix à un concours promotionnel. L'année suivante, un employé de la Poste de Floride remporta la carte, qu'il mit aux enchères chez Christie's et qu'il céda pour 640 000 $ au collectionneur Michael Gidwitz. En 2000, la carte fut vendue dans une vente aux enchères sur eBay à Brian Siegel pour 1,27 million de dollars. En février 2007, Siegel vendit la carte à un collectionneur anonyme pour 2,35 millions de dollars. Moins de six mois plus tard, la carte a été vendue à un collectionneur de Californie pour 2,8 millions de dollars. Ces transactions ont fait de cette carte la carte de baseball la plus précieuse de l'histoire. baseball la plus précieuse de l'histoire.
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La carte de baseball T206 Honus Wagner est … La carte de baseball T206 Honus Wagner est une carte de collection rare représentant l'ancien joueur de baseball Honus Wagner, considéré comme l'un des meilleurs joueurs de tous les temps. Cette carte a été fabriquée et distribuée par (en) (ATC) de 1909 à 1911 dans le cadre de sa série T206. Wagner s'est opposé à la production et à la diffusion de cette carte de baseball, soit parce qu'il ne voulait pas que les enfants achètent des paquets de cigarettes pour obtenir sa carte, soit parce qu'il n'avait pas besoin de plus d'argent d'ATC. ATC stoppa la production de cette carte et seules 50 à 200 cartes se retrouvèrent en circulation. En 1933, la carte était estimée 50 USD par The American Card Catalog, ce qui en faisait à l'époque la carte de baseball la plus chère du monde. carte de baseball la plus chère du monde.
, The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card depict … The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card depicts the Pittsburgh Pirates' Honus Wagner, known as "The Flying Dutchman,” a dead-ball era baseball player who is widely considered to be one of the best players of all time. The card was designed and issued by the American Tobacco Company (ATC) from 1909 to 1911 as part of its T206 series. Wagner refused to allow production of his baseball card to continue, either because he did not want children to buy cigarette packs to get his card, or because he wanted more compensation from the ATC. The ATC ended production of the Wagner card, and a total of only 50 to 200 cards were ever distributed to the public (the exact number is unknown), as compared to the "tens or hundreds of thousands" of T206 cards, over three years in sixteen brands of cigarettes, foryears in sixteen brands of cigarettes, for
, T206 Honus Wagner je vzácná baseballová zo … T206 Honus Wagner je vzácná baseballová zobrazující , který je považován za jednoho z nejlepších baseballistů všech dob. Kartičku navrhla a v letech 1909 až 1911 vydávala v rámci série . Wagner nedovolil společnosti pokračovat ve výrobě kartičky, jelikož nechtěl, aby si děti kupovaly cigarety, za které bylo možno kartičku získat, nebo po společnosti požadoval více peněz. ATC výrobu kartičky ukončila a pouze 50 až 200 kartiček se dostalo na veřejnost. V roce 1933 odhadl Jefferson Burdick ve své knize The American Card Catalog její hodnotu na 50 USD, což z ní učinilo nejhodnotnější kartičku té doby.í učinilo nejhodnotnější kartičku té doby.
, O cartão de beisebol T206 Honus Wagner ret … O cartão de beisebol T206 Honus Wagner retrata o jogador do Pittsburgh Pirates Honus Wagner, um jogador da era da bola morta que é amplamente considerado um dos melhores de todos os tempos O cartão foi desenhado e lançado pela American Tobacco Company (ATC) de 1909 até 1911 como parte de sua série . Wagner recusou-se a permitir que a produção de seu cartão de beisebol continuasse, ou porque ele não queria que crianças comprassem cigarros para conseguir o cartão, ou porque ele queria mais compensação da ATC. A ATC finalizou a produção do cartão de Wagner e um total de apenas entre 50 a 200 cartões foram distribuídos ao público (o exato número é desconhecido), das "dezenas ou centenas de milhares" de cartões T206, em três anos em dezesseis marcas de cigarros com outros jogadores. Em 1933, o cigarros com outros jogadores. Em 1933, o
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