Awesome game-worn chunky Reggie Miller Pacers card with very rough edges - Likely another massive overpay by me but it is Jersey numbered #31/50. So here we are. This one might end up on the trading block if I can pair it with other cards to upgrade to a signed Reggie Miller patch auto or credentials or something!

1999 outback SPX radiance cards were the first dragon scale like finish the cards. These cool, 1990s parallels are fire and absolutely sparkle in hand in the light. I’ve always collected Reggie cards since having the opportunity to play basketball with him and some Of the other early 90’s Pacers!

I grew up in Indianapolis in the 1990s. Where Miller was, and still is, the king of Indy. As today is game seven of the NBA finals, the Pacers play the Oklahoma City thunder for the NBA, and world. championship. I obtained this autographed Reggie Miller jersey in person. I have had the occasion to meet him many times over the years and while he is a tough signer, he’s always a really nice guy. He embodies what the Pacers stand for, and hes always been a class act. I love the fact that he played his entire career with one team, something you don’t see anymore with superstars, jumping around from team to team.

Here is Reggie’s right sneaker from the 1998 NBA All Star Game at Madison Square Garden. I have the left too, but he only signed the right. Also a pic from Reggie in the locker room that day holding one.

One of the more attractive early shiny cards was this SPX spectrum card from upper deck SPX. These cards have a dragon scale-like appearance and are individually numbered out of 100. You don’t find them too often in the wild, but they’re very attractive in-hand. I only have one of them, this Regie Miller numbered on the back 78 out of 100.