If the market is truly governed by supply and demand, how does a card with nearly 50,000 graded copies in circulation still ...

A signed 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan rookie card sold for a record $2.5 million at auction on Thursday. And the kicker? There was only one bidder. It is the highest price ever paid for a Jordan ...

If a Flamin’ Hot Cheeto in the shape of Michael Jordan’s Jumpman logo can get sold for thousands, you know a limited edition autographed rookie card is bound to generate some buzz. Through Pharell’s ...

A 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan autographed rookie card sold for $2.5 million on Thursday through Pharrell Williams’ auction house Joopiter. The price tag made it the third most expensive Jordan card ...

Welcome to The Athletic Collectibles Staff’s Sports Card of the Week! Here we highlight a notable, interesting, or just plain fun sports card. This week, we go back to the early ’90s and a classic ...

With an estimated value between $2 million and $3 million, this could become the most valuable Jordan card ever sold. A Michael Jordan rookie basketball card will be be auctioned off, but bring plenty ...

As 2025 winds down, it is time to take a look at the highest selling Topps Basketball cards from 2025-26. With the return of ...

Michael Jordan's 1986 Fleer rookie is the most famous basketball card ever produced ... and it's not even close. On Wednesday afternoon, social media was abuzz after Barstool personality Big Cat ...

When it comes to legendary basketball cards, there is one card that stands high above them all and that is of course the 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan Rookie, graded PSA 9. It's more than iconic, it’s a ...

Technically, it's not a card, but the 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan Sticker is a bargain compared to his more popular rookie card from the same set. Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of my ...

A rare Michael Jordan rookie card sold with auction house Christie's for $1.008 million, including fees and premiums -- a record for the 1986-87 Fleer Jordan that set the sports card industry aflame ...