A 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle baseball card worth several million dollars and insured for $12 million was delivered by armored truck Monday to the History Colorado Center, where it will be displayed for three days, according to the Associated Press.
"I want the community to enjoy looking at the card," its owner, retired lawyer Marshall Fogel, told the AP. "It's the finest card ever made, and it just happens to be my favorite player, Mickey Mantle."
Per the AP's report, "Mike Fruitman, a sports card expert in Aurora, Colorado, said Fogel's '52 Mantle card is at least on par with the 1909 Honus Wagner T206 card whose rarity is attributed to Wagner's supposed disapproval of the card being sold along with tobacco.