In the exciting world of sports memorabilia, few items generate as much buzz and excitement as rare baseball cards. The upcoming PWCC December Premier Auction is no exception, with two of the most coveted cards from the T206 set taking center stage. These cards, known as the Big Four, are drawing the attention of collectors worldwide.
One of the standout items in this auction is an SGC 1 graded T206 Eddie Plank card. Only 39 cards have received a grade from SGC, with an additional 21 graded by PSA. Despite showing signs of age and wear, including paper loss, creasing, and damage to the corners and edges, the value and rarity of the Plank card remain undisputed. The appearance of this card at auction is a noteworthy event, as it is only the fourth time this year that a Plank card has been made available for purchase. Previous sales of similar Plank cards include one that fetched $75,000 in February and another that commanded $168,000 in August.
Accompanying the Plank card is the PSA 2 graded Sherry "Magie" error card, another highly sought-after item from the T206 set. This card features a misspelling of Sherry Magee's last name and is considered one of the most renowned rarities in the collection, alongside the T206 Honus Wagner and “NY Nat’l” Joe Doyle cards.
In addition to these historic items, the auction boasts an impressive array of Michael Jordan cards, showcasing the enduring legacy and popularity of the basketball legend. Among the highlights of the Jordan collection are the 1997 Metal Universe Championship Precious Metals (#/50) graded BGS 9, the 1998 Skybox Premium Star Rookies (#/50) graded PSA 8, the 1997 Skybox E-X 2001 Essential Credentials Future (#/72) graded PSA 9, and the 1984-85 Star Company XRC cards in both PSA 8 and BGS 9 grades.
The auction also features modern hockey treasures, such as the 2015-16 Upper Deck The Cup Gold Foil Connor McDavid RPA (#/12) and the 2005 Upper Deck The Cup Sidney Crosby RPA (#/99), both graded BGS 8.
The PWCC December Premier Auction is already underway and will continue accepting bids until December 21st. This presents collectors with a rare opportunity to own a piece of sports history and add to their valuable collections. Don't miss out on the chance to acquire these highly sought-after items and make a statement in the world of sports memorabilia.
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