
Mickey Mantle might have retired in 1968, but the New York Yankees legend is still capable of rewriting the record books.
The Associated Press' Bobby Caina Calvan reported a Mantle card from the 1952 Topps set is due to hit the auction block in August. The card's final price tag could surpass $10 million, which would shatter the existing record.
A T206 Honus Wagner fetched $6.6 million at auction in August 2021.
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"The quality of the card is the key," said Heritage Auctions' Derek Grady of the Mantle card. "Four sharp corners, the gloss and the color jumps off the card."
A different Topps 1952 Mantle went for $5.2 million in January 2021, which was a record until the Wagner auction bested it.
Mantle was a seven-time World Series champion and a three-time MVP across an 18-year career. His 536 home runs and 116.3 offensive WAR remain second in Yankees history behind Babe Ruth.


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