I love collecting athletes who are legendary… Almost mythical. It’s one of the reasons I love collecting Jim Thorpe. For the same reason, I love collecting Bo Jackson. His feats of athleticism over multiple sports is something you rarely see. Especially looking for those early, oddball cards like this team issued 1986 Memphis cChicks, minor league card, which is an autographed. It fits perfectly in my collection. Not super expensive, but still insanely cool.

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Goldin | 2022 Panini Select '23 XRC Mystery Autographs Black Prizm #XRCA-JG Jahmyr Gibbs Signed Rookie Card (#1/1) - PSA NM-MT 8, PSA/DNA GEM MT 10 https://goldin.co/item/2022-panini-select-xrc-xrca-jg-jahmyr-gibbs-signed-rookie-card-1-1-panj4oqi

Yes, the Star Co. card number #101 featuring Michael Jordan in a Bulls uniform is the star of the set. Still, there are plenty of other amazing rookies, stars, and Hall of Famer included in these early Star company sets. Case in point, here is a beautiful John Stockton XRC that has been graded as a PSA 8.

Dominic Wilkins was one of the most pure scorers the NBA has ever seen. In the annals of NBA history, he is still somewhat disregarded for some reason. I mean, “The Human Highlight Reel” - what a bad-ass nickname! He’s in the top 50 players of all-time and was like watching lightning on the court. He had an insane, raw power and was an offensive genius. Yes, he never won a championship, but peaking during the Larry bird, Magic Johnson, and Michael Jordan era will do that sometimes. As you’ve seen, I really do love these early Star Co. XRC rookies. This one has been signed, in person, And now that PSA is actually grading Star Co. cards, I’ll likely submit this for dual grading at some point.