Michael Jordan Cards You Can Buy for UNDER $1,000 🐐
A collector visits a card dealer to showcase affordable Michael Jordan cards available for under $1,000, featuring vintage cards from various manufacturers spanning from 1988 to 1997 with prices ranging from $100 to $300.
Summary
The speaker explores a dealer's collection of Michael Jordan cards that are priced affordably, all under $1,000. The video showcases multiple notable cards from different eras and manufacturers. Featured items include a 1997 Michael Jordan Hardcourt Heroics card from Stadium Club, a 1996 Skybox EX2000 card with an acetate-based design, and a prototype 1990 Skybox card. Other highlights include a Michael Jordan Jam City card from the 1995 Ultra collection priced at $300, a 1995 Topps Top Flight card, and a 1988 Michael Jordan All-Star card from Fleer that the speaker notes has one of the best images found on a Jordan card. The collection also features a 1993 Upper Deck Skylights card and cards from the Electrify series. The speaker concludes by highlighting a 1991 Michael Jordan foil sticker from Panini available for $100, which the speaker describes as never having seen anything like before.
Key Insights
- The dealer has an incredible selection of affordable Michael Jordan cards despite collectors often seeking expensive vintage Jordan cards
- The 1996 Skybox EX2000 features an acetate-based design which is a notable design feature that appeals to collectors
- The 1988 Michael Jordan All-Star Fleer card is valued for having one of the best images ever printed on a Jordan card
- The 1991 Michael Jordan foil sticker from Panini is an extremely rare item that the speaker has never encountered before
- Michael Jordan cards from multiple manufacturers and design series (Stadium Club, Skybox, Ultra, Topps, Upper Deck, Panini) are all available at various price points from $100 to $300
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Transcript
[0:00] I found a dealer here with an incredible selection of Michael Jordan cards that I can afford . So I'm feeling pretty good right now. They have a 1997 Michael Jordan Hardcourt Heroics card from Stadium Club. What about the 1996 Skybox EX2000? People love these cards. This is an acetate-based design. This is a prototype of the 1990 Skybox card . So this is a rarer version. Michael Jordan Jam City for $300 from the 1995 Ultra collection . Here is a 1995 Topps Top Flight [0:30] Jordan card. A 1988 Michael Jordan All-Star card from Fleer with one of the best images you'll ever see on a Jordan card. Skylights is a popular card from 1993 from…
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