Since the movie, I was offered a reality show, but I'm not doing it. If someone came to me with an idea that was cool, I would consider it. I'm working on a TV show, but scripted, sort of a Wall Street thing. I don't have many friends in Hollywood -- just a couple, like Scott and Brett Ratner.
Karl Kissner poses in front of the attic door where he found a collection of century-old baseball cards. AP Photo/John Seewer. The highest price ever paid for a baseball card is $2.8 million for a different Wagner card -- a 1909 version produced by the American Tobacco Co. and included in packs of cigarettes. Only about 60 of Wagner's tobacco cards are known to exist after being pulled from circulation, either because the ballplayer didn't want to encourage smoking among children or because he wanted more money.
Honus Wagner card sells for $2.1M. The most coveted baseball card of all-time proved its worth once again early Saturday morning, as the 1909-11 T206 Honus Wagner card sold for $2.1 million in an online auction. The price paid for the rare card by an unknown buyer becomes the highest price paid for a card in a public sale, eclipsing the $1.6 million price paid for the same card in 2008. My overall goal on the T206 Wagner from the start was to set a record for a trading card auction, said Ken Goldin of Goldin Auctions, which auctioned the card.