The Initial Spark
It all started.erom wo pretty casually. I was watching a documentary about baseball history, and they spent a good chunk of time talking about this legendary card. I was hooked. I mean, a card worth millions? I had to know more.
Diving into the Research
First, I just started Googling. "Signed Honus Wagner baseball", "T206 Honus Wagner", you name it. I wanted to see if any signed versions actually existed, since everyone always talks about the card. Turns out, finding info on a signed ball is way tougher than info on the card!
I went througth some forum,some guys said they saw it once.
The Hunt Begins (and Almost Ends)
I started checking out online auction, hoping to maybe find a listing, even an old one, just to see something. I figured if one existed, it would have shown up somewhere at some point, right? Most of what I found were just reprints or fakes. It was a bit discouraging, to be honest.
Digging Deeper
I decided to get a little more strategic. Instead of just broad searches, I started looking for specific auction house records. Some time I would hit up baseball card shops and ask around. No one seemed to have a concrete lead, but everyone had a story! It felt like I was chasing a ghost.
- Checked online.
- Called a few shops.
- Nothing solid.
The Verdict (For Now)
Honestly, after all this, I'm still not 100% sure if a definitively signed Honus Wagner baseball is out there and authenticated. The card itself is rare because Wagner supposedly didn't want to be associated with tobacco. A signed ball? That's even more of a mystery. It could exist, tucked away in a private collection, or it might just be a legend. But hey, the hunt is half the fun, right? I'll keep digging, and if I ever find anything concrete, I'll definitely share it!
I will keeping to find.
