Dig out your old baseball cards. They might just be worth eight figures at auction. A Mickey Mantle baseball card from 1952 sold for a jaw-dropping $12,600,000 early Sunday morning, according to a ...

RELATED: The Five Essential Baseball Cards of Ken Griffey, Jr.. As the modern Hobby's most iconic card, Mantle's 1952 Topps card is a no-brainer for any list of essential cardboard. The mystique ...

NEW YORK — A mint condition Mickey Mantle baseball card sold for $12.6 million Sunday, blasting into the record books as the most ever paid for sports memorabilia in a market that has grown ...

A lifetime .298 hitter, Mantle hit 536 career home runs and registered 2,415 hits. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame back in 1974.

A Mickey Mantle baseball card sold for $12.6 million. The seller, Anthony Giordano, who works in New Jersey waste management, bought it for $50,000 at a New York City show in 1991. “As soon as ...

A Mickey Mantle Baseball Card Sells for Record $12.6 Million at Auction The rare mint condition 1952 Topps card of the Yankees slugger surpasses the previous high for sports memorabilia—$9.3 ...

Rare Mickey Mantle Baseball Card Sells for Record $5.2 Million Bettmann Archive/Getty "Every time he got up to the plate, the crowd would go crazy, the roars would be there.

A rare Mickey Mantle baseball card is up for auction and could fetch more than $10 million when bidding closes later this month. The card, created in 1952 by the baseball card manufacturer Topps ...

A rare Mickey Mantle baseball card is going up for auction next month. The owner bought the card at a New York City show in 1991 for $50,000.

Appraisal: 1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle Baseball Card. GUEST: My sister gave it to me about 12 years ago. And she gave it to me because I had a close relationship with my brother-in-law.

Dig out your old baseball cards. They might just be worth eight figures at auction. A Mickey Mantle baseball card from 1952 sold for a jaw-dropping $12,600,000 early Sunday morning, according to a ...

Collectors would be hard pressed to remember a time when Mickey Mantle wasn't king of the vintage Hobby. Grab your old Beckett Monthly from the 1980s, page to a random set from the 1950s or 60s ...