A collection of over 500 Michael Jordan sports cards, many rare and very valuable, were discovered in shoe boxes located ...

A unique Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant card has officially surpassed the two most iconic baseball cards in history to claim supremacy in the sports card world. The one-of-a-kind Jordan and Bryant ...

A few weeks after the tragic events of 9/11, Michael Jordan came out of his second retirement to join the Washington Wizards, announcing that he'd be donating his salary to relief efforts to the ...

A basketball card featuring Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant sold for $12.932 million on Saturday, making it the most expensive ever sports card, according to the auction house which handled its sale.

A rare Logoman basketball card featuring Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant could sell for well over $1 million at auction later this month. The card, a “one-of-one” 2003 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection ...

One of the most unique, mysterious, and potentially most valuable Michael Jordan cards in existence will be available in mid-June through an auction house founded by musician Pharrell Williams. A 1986 ...

Arena Club recently ran a promotion where collectors could chase after a rare Michael Jordan card in their slab packs, with the card being up for grabs in a variety of different tiers. Some of the ...

A nearly 20-year-old sports card has been sold at auction for a record-breaking amount. It didn’t hurt that the card was signed by two of the greats of the NBA — Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. The ...

High-end sports card sales were dominated in 2025 by a handful of all-time greats, especially on the basketball court. Of the ...

NBA legends Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant are still finding ways to set records. An Upper Deck Exquisite Collection trading card featuring MJ and Kobe just sold for more than $12.9 million through ...

An autographed Michael Jordan rookie card became the third-most expensive trading card to feature the NBA legend when it sold at auction on Thursday for $2.5 million, Will Stern reported for cllct.