Player sales board | 10 ranked results
See the 10 most expensive Michael Jordan basketball cards ranked by public sale price. Each result includes source context, followed by the rookie and grail lanes collectors use to understand the market.
Record sale
$12,932,000
Aug 23, 2025
2007-08 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Autographs 1/1 (Michael Jordan / Kobe Bryant)
Record sales
Updated May 20, 2026
$12,932,000
Jordan and Kobe on a one-of-one signed dual logoman is the strongest public Jordan sale ever recorded and one of the clearest trophy cards anywhere in the hobby.
$12,932,000
Aug 23, 2025
$10,000,000
A Jordan-LeBron dual logoman auto crossing into eight figures shows how explosive the very top of the Upper Deck one-of-one market has become.
$10,000,000
Sep 26, 2025
$4,250,000
Goldin's newly announced $4.25 million private sale reset the ceiling for any solo Michael Jordan card and restored the late-1990s Game Jersey patch autograph as his defining single-player grail.
$4,250,000
Oct 20, 2025
$3,172,000
This second Jordan-Kobe dual logoman sale gave Jordan another multi-million Upper Deck benchmark and further deepened the dual-grail tier of his market.
$3,172,000
Dec 19, 2025
$3,000,000
A 15-copy SP Authentic triple-signature featuring LeBron, Jordan, and Kobe has enough superstar density to behave like a true top-board icon even without a patch window.
$3,000,000
Feb 17, 2026
$2,928,000
This sale belongs on Michael Jordan's leaderboard because true Logoman scarcity remains one of the cleanest ways the top end of the market separates trophy cards from ordinary premium cards.
$2,928,000
Jun 1, 2024
$2,700,000
The price reflects how much the market still rewards documented autograph scarcity when it is attached to a card with clear collector memory and public sale proof.
$2,700,000
Oct 11, 2021
$2,700,000
The price reflects how much the market still rewards documented autograph scarcity when it is attached to a card with clear collector memory and public sale proof.
$2,700,000
Oct 19, 2025
$2,104,500
This result earns a place on Michael Jordan's top sales board because it pairs confirmed public sale proof with the kind of scarcity and player demand that defines the upper end of the market.
$2,104,500
Feb 28, 2026
$2,052,000
The price reflects how much the market still rewards documented autograph scarcity when it is attached to a card with clear collector memory and public sale proof.
$2,052,000
May 22, 2021
Collector context
Record-sale context
Jordan and Kobe on a one-of-one signed dual logoman is the strongest public Jordan sale ever recorded and one of the clearest trophy cards anywhere in the hobby.
Rookie-card benchmark
Jordan's public top-sales board is now dominated by non-rookie Upper Deck and Exquisite grails, but his most important rookie benchmark remains the 1986 Fleer #57.
How the market is layered
Jordan is the clearest example of why expensive is not the same thing as correct. The market already agrees he matters. The real job is choosing the Jordan lane that still carries actual collector force instead of buying the logo everybody else already paid up for.
Cards that define the market
Where collectors get it wrong
Jordan's market fools people when they assume every expensive Jordan is automatically blue-chip. The real Jordan money still clusters around a smaller group of flagship rookies, true 1990s insert monsters, and autograph grails with permanent hobby gravity.
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