Jeff Gross from Newburyport has been an avid baseball card collector for decades. Little did he expect that a simple yard sale at his in-laws' place in Danvers would lead to the discovery of a card with astonishing value. This find has truly been a game-changer for him.

Uncover the Hidden Treasure at a Danvers Yard Sale

Discovering the First Valuable Card

Jeff Gross was going about his day when a nice guy on a bicycle introduced himself and started talking about baseball cards with his wife. It was then that they discovered a Joe Jackson card from the 1919 Black Sox. The experts were intrigued and said that if authenticated, this card could be a rare find. This initial discovery set the stage for what was to come.Just a few days later, the Danvers man found more cards. One of them was a Babe Ruth card that seemed to hold even more promise. The excitement was palpable as they continued to explore the collection.

The Unprecedented 1916 Babe Ruth Rookie Card

Imagine the shock when the Danvers man revealed that he had a never-before-seen 1916 Babe Ruth Rookie Card. This was a find that sent shockwaves through the baseball card community. Now, months later, this precious card is set to be auctioned with Robert Edward Auction House with a minimum bid of $150,000 and expected to fetch much more.The owner of the card has chosen to remain anonymous, adding to the mystery and allure of this extraordinary find. It's a story that has captured the attention of collectors and enthusiasts around the world.The value of these cards is not just about the money. It's about the history and the rarity that they represent. Baseball cards have always been more than just pieces of paper; they are a part of our sporting heritage. And this find in Danvers is a testament to that.