Posted February 2nd, 2010 12:11 am by admin
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10 Most Expensive Baseball Cards
Baseball cards are a very valuable commodity to baseball fans, and people can go up to very ridiculous prices; so, we have compiled the ultimate list of 10 most expensive baseball cards of all times. Baseball is an important part of life of the average American, and many fans can even go to these extents to collect baseball memorabilia. The list is reproduced below in the order of its expense.
The first position in this list undoubtedly belongs to Babe Ruth’s card, which played for Baltimore news, which was sold for $500,000.
The second entrant in the list of 10 most expensive baseball cards of all time is the 1910 T210 Old Mill Joe Jackson, auctioned for $200,000.
The 1914 Texas Tommy E224 Ty Cobb baseball card was bought by fans for $100,000. It stands third on the list.
The card bagging the fourth slot on this list is 1914 Boston Garner Colr Joe Jackson which was sold for an incredible price of $90,000.
The 1961 Topps Dice Game Mickey mantle baseball card has the fifth rank on this list due to its selling amount ranging from $90,000 to $80,000.
The sixth slot on this list goes to 1914 Boston Garter Color Ty Cobb card which was sold for $70,000 upto $100,000.
The seventh position in this list goes to the 1888 G and B Chewing Gum Co E223 Albert G Spalding, which was sold at a good price that amounts to a range between $60,000 and $120,000.
Eighth spot on the list of 10 most expensive baseball cards of all time is with the 1887 Four Base Hits N-Unc. John Clarkson. This card was sold for $60,000.
The second last that is the ninth position in the list is captured by the 1887 Four base Hits N-Unc. Mike King Kelly sold for an approximate price of $60,000.
The last but not the least position in this list of 10 most expensive baseball cards of all time belongs to another Honus Wagner card which was sold for a price of $50,000.
