Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe ST. LOUIS, March 25 (UPI) -- A St. Louis-area dealer says he expects a rare Honus Wagner baseball card to fetch around $1 million when it goes on auction this week. But Bill Goodwin told the St. Louis (Mo.) Post-Dispatch he has another old card in the lot that could be a real prize. Advertisement The so-called Plank card that also goes on the block Tuesday features Hall of Famer Eddie Plank, who won 326 games for the Athletics in 1901-1917. The image is pretty rare and is in great shape. "I think the Plank card is a real sleeper," Goodwin said. "Not only is it in incredible shape, it's only one of three Planks with a Piedmont back, and it is the highest-graded of the three." "I think it could get close to $500,000," Goodwin predicted. But it will be the Wagner card that will likely produce a career moment for Goodwin. The card, owned by an anonymous Texan, is considered to be in good condition with a VG-3 grading from Sportscard Guarantee Corp. "There are only five graded higher," he said. "So this is one of the top examples in existence." Advertisement The minimum bid on the card is $300,000, but Goodwin told the newspaper he is looking at seven figures. "This is probably going to be the highlight of Goodwin and Company," said Goodwin. "You dream of selling a Wagner in this condition."
