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Morton Bernstein, the son of the founder of The National Silver Company, collected and preserved trading cards in the early 1900s. After Bernstein purchased F.B. Rogers Silver Company in 1955 and expanded west, he framed his cards and decorated his businesses with them; when the National Silver Company folded, the cards were moved to a warehouse and eventually bequeathed to Dennis and Douglas.

Its not the only T206 Honus Wagner currently up for auction either! There is one with a lower grade (a sub 1) that is currently at $2.318 million with six days left at Heritage Auction.

This one sold for the third highest price and as you would likely guess has the third highest grade as the ones that sold for more were graded at a 3 and a 2.

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This card has a pretty interesting story 

> Morton Bernstein, the son of the founder of The National Silver Company, collected and preserved trading cards in the early 1900s. After Bernstein purchased F.B. Rogers Silver Company in 1955 and expanded west, he framed his cards and decorated his businesses with them; when the National Silver Company folded, the cards were moved to a warehouse and eventually bequeathed to Dennis and Douglas.

Its not the only T206 Honus Wagner currently up for auction either! There is one with a lower grade (a sub 1) that is currently at $2.318 million with six days left at Heritage Auction.

This one sold for the third highest price and as you would likely guess has the third highest grade as the ones that sold for more were graded at a 3 and a 2.