You know that it has been said that pearls are made from oysters. What if there was something else you could find in your oysters. What would you like to find in your oysters? I’m sure gold, diamonds or cash would be a nice surprise to find opening up an oyster. I know something that is just as good as diamonds, gold or even cash and that would be a rookie baseball card of Mickey Mantle. That is what I would like to open up and find in my Gulf oysters.
Now the 1952 rookie card of Mickey Mantle isn’t just one of the most popular baseball cards of all time, but it is one of the most desired sports memorabilia in all of sports. I have seen this card valued at $50,000, but if you had one in mint to near mint condition it would be just about priceless or at least worth a million dollars. Mickey Mantle is one of the most popular New York Yankee players of all time and his rookie card in 1952 is just as popular as the Honus Wagner tobacco card that was made a few decades before Mantle’s Topps Rookie Card.
So as you can see this would be a really nice find in an oyster. Pearls are nice and worth money too, but the sports side of me would love to own a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle Rookie Card. Not only would I have a great baseball card in my oyster, but get all the good things that can be found in oysters. Oysters are known as a good source of zinc, vitamin B-12 and those ever growing popular omega -3 fatty acids. Oysters are very nutritional for our bodies and it’s important to remember a few things when eating raw or undercooked oysters. Always be informed, be cautious, be smart and above all be sure that your oysters are prepared in a way that agrees with your body! Oysters should NOT be eaten by those people with liver disease, diabetes or a weak immune system. If you want to learn more about oysters and make sure they are safe for you to enjoy, please go to BeOysterAware.com and learn more about these delicious treats from the mighty oceans!
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