Wagner, Plank bolster card-auction lineup LOUIS, March 25 (UPI) -- A St. Louis-area dealer says he expects a rare Honus Wagner baseball card to fetch around $1 million when it goes on auction this week. But Bill Goodwin told the St. Louis (Mo.) Post-Dispatch he has another old card in the lot that could be a real prize. The so-called Plank card that also goes on the block Tuesday features Hall of Famer Eddie Plank, who won 326 games for the Athletics in 1901-1917. The image is pretty rare and is in great shape. "I think the Plank card is a real sleeper," Goodwin said. Not only is it in incredible shape, it's only one of three Planks with a Piedmont back, and it is the highest-graded of the three. "I think it could get close to $500,000," Goodwin predicted. But it will be the Wagner card that will likely produce a career moment for Goodwin. The card, owned by an anonymous Texan, is considered to be in good condition with a VG-3 grading from Sportscard Guarantee Corp. "There are only five graded higher," he said. So this is one of the top examples in existence. The minimum bid on the card is $300,000, but Goodwin told the newspaper he is looking at seven figures. "This is probably going to be the highlight of Goodwin and Company," said Goodwin. You dream of selling a Wagner in this condition.