Every copy in this set was limited to the player’s jersey number. Jordan’s run ended at 23.

This is the bookend copy and it carries a PSA/DNA auto grade of 10 with a population of 1 of 1.

None graded higher. Top 15% eye appeal. The auto is everything you’d expect from MJ at his best.

Live now in the Fanatics Collect March Premier Auction.

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98 Upper Deck Intensity Gold. Michael Jordan. PSA 8.5. Numbered to 25 and this copy happens to be number 23, the number that defined an era.

The Intensity Gold was the rarest parallel in the set at just 25 copies produced. This one is a pop 1 at PSA 8.5 with only four graded higher across all grades. And it’s not just any copy — it’s the jersey number match.

Live now in the Fanatics Collect March Premier Auction.

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Not just iconic. Exceptionally difficult.

That foil surface is unforgiving. Edges chip. Grades fall fast.

Out of ~27,000 submitted… just 22 PSA 10s exist.

Let that sink in—relative to population, this is tougher than a PSA 10 ‘52 Mantle.

Five rings. 3,000-hit milestone. Yankee legend.
And one of the most elusive Gem Mint rookies in the hobby.

Serious card. Serious opportunity.

The Manga insert from Prizm Black leans fully into art—bold, stylized, and unmistakably different from anything else in the modern basketball landscape.

Case-hit level scarcity, produced in one of Panini’s most premium, low-volume releases. Dark surfaces, heavy color, and intricate print make clean copies tough—this one lands as a PSA 10.

Luka in a completely different format. Less about the stat line, more about presence.

Modern cards don’t always separate themselves. This one does.