On Netflix, I am watching the show, "King Collectibles: The Golden Touch". The final episode of season 2 has Ken Kendrick showing off his card collection. Here is the breakdown shown below:
1916 Babe Ruth rookie card with a PSA score of 8. --- Estimated value is 10 million
1954 Hank Aaron rookie card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 9-12 million
1952 Willie Mays rookie card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 10 million
1951 Mickey Mantle rookie card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 20 million
1952 Mickey Mantle card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 30 million
T-206 Honus Wagner card with a PSA score of 10 (world's highest grade of Wagner) -- Couldn't even give a price as it's one of one. I would think like 50 million is a reachable number for this card.
On this episode, Ken was explaining to Goldin that his then 11 year old son will obtain his collection whenever he passes away. The 11 year old son stated he would never sell that collection. Those cards above would easily bring in 100 million. They didn't even go that deep to what his entire collection would be worth.
You could buy a lot of pepperoni rolls with that kind of card value..
1916 Babe Ruth rookie card with a PSA score of 8. --- Estimated value is 10 million
1954 Hank Aaron rookie card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 9-12 million
1952 Willie Mays rookie card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 10 million
1951 Mickey Mantle rookie card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 20 million
1952 Mickey Mantle card with a PSA score of 10 -- Estimated value is 30 million
T-206 Honus Wagner card with a PSA score of 10 (world's highest grade of Wagner) -- Couldn't even give a price as it's one of one. I would think like 50 million is a reachable number for this card.
On this episode, Ken was explaining to Goldin that his then 11 year old son will obtain his collection whenever he passes away. The 11 year old son stated he would never sell that collection. Those cards above would easily bring in 100 million. They didn't even go that deep to what his entire collection would be worth.
You could buy a lot of pepperoni rolls with that kind of card value..
