Before Exquisite. Before National Treasures. Before any of it — Upper Deck changed the hobby forever with the Game Jersey Autograph series.

Two of them. Both from 1998. Both featuring a piece of game-worn Bulls jersey from the 1992-93 first three-peat season. Both hand-signed and hand-numbered by Jordan himself to 23 copies.

The Gold — BGS 9.
The SPx Finite — PSA 7. Pop 1. Nothing graded higher.

Upper Deck’s late-90s Game Jersey sets laid the groundwork for everything the high-end card market became.

These are the originals — and MJ is the reason they still matter. Both are live in the Fanatics Collect Premier Auction.

The first — 2007-08 Upper Deck Chronology Stitches in Time. A multicolored game-used patch displayed through a die-cut number 23 window. Numbered 34/35. BGS 8.

The second — 2008-09 Upper Deck Exquisite Big Jersey Auto. Numbered 03/10. BGS 9. Pop 1, none higher.

LeBron is 23 seasons in — the NBA’s all-time leader in points, seasons played, minutes played, and All-NBA selections. The career keeps going. The early premium cards keep getting harder to find.

2010 Playoff National Treasures Colossal. Kobe Bryant. One of two copies ever made — with a perfect on-card signature and the most iconic patch in the hobby embedded right next to it.

The back says it best — Jerry West pried a 17-year-old Hornets draft pick away from Charlotte in 1996. What followed was one of the greatest careers in basketball history. Five titles. An L.A. immortal.

Available now, only through Acquir.

The Spurs are on 🔥

MVP? 👀