T206 Wagner mention on Pawn Stars

[Enfuego]

Couple of things:

1. I watch Pawn Stars regularly and did watch the episode with the Wagner sig, it was a shame the sig was phony.

2. I read somewhere and seen various clips on YouTube that there roughly 60-100 Wagner cards in existence, again I am no pro.

What kills me about the show is many times the staff do recite "obvious" info on items and also tell customers some outlandish stuff. I think that they go off of hearsay around their respective area and those that are from out of town that pass by. This is just my opinion.

[mrvster]

need schooling in some vintage cards

[Eric72]

RE: Pawn Stars

I recently turned on the TV for the first time in a long time. When I finally found the History Channel (where the past comes alive) I was appalled by crap like Pawn Stars. Idiotic programming like this on a channel I used to respect and admire quickly reminded me why I gave up television 13 years ago.

To use a modern phrase, Pawn Stars is an, "epic fail."

And I doubt whether the people on the show would be able to authenticate a T206 Wagner...Honus or Heinie...or any other card from that set, for that matter.

Best regards,

Eric

[Orioles1954]

Suffice to say that the T206 is not even Wagner's toughest tobacco card.

[Gary Dunaier]

The T206 Wagner is not rare. There are thousands, or maybe even millions, of 'em out there.



Of course, that does include the reprints.