This Wagner card is over rated, worked up

A T206 Wagner given a two on the PSA's 1–10 grading scale sold for $75,000 in September 2000.
Five years later, in 2005, another PSA 2 card sold for $237,000.
Included in the above auction, a PSA 1 card sold for $110,000.
In 2004, a PSA PR-FR-1 Wagner sold for $109, 638.
Another PSA PR-FR-1 brought $132,000 one year later in 2005.
A T206 Wagner owned by renowned collector Frank Nagy sold for $456,000 in December 2005, through Mastro's auction company.
Two PSA Grade 2 Wagners sold for $236,705 in 2005 and $294,338 in 2006.
In May 2008, a graded 1 set a new record for a low-grade card, selling at auction for $317,250.
Several months later, in November 2008, an SGC 3 graded Wagner card was sold by Philip Weiss Auctions of New York. The final bid was $700,000, but with a 13% buyer's premium added, the realized price was $791,000.
A PSA PR-FR 1 Wagner sold for $400,000 in 2009
In 2010, a PSA Authentic/Altered Wagner sold for $219,225.
On April 20, 2012, an anonymous New Jersey resident purchased a VG-3 graded T206 Wagner card for more than $1.2 million.
On April 6, 2013, a T206 card sold for a record for a baseball card on an online auction. It brought in $2,105,770.50 in an online sale by Goldin Auctions.
On October 1, 2016, the same T206 Honus Wagner card sold in 2013 was again sold at the close of a Goldin Auctions online auction for a new record of $3.12M.
On May 28, 2019, it was announced that a PSA-graded 2 (Good) card was sold by private transaction to an unnamed buyer for $1.2M. The same card was reported to have been previously sold in 2014 for $657,250 and 2016 for $776,750.

PSA 5 Sold 3.12 Million according to Beckett