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I look at it this way; if I had an extra 500K to 750K just sitting around and looking to spend on something, if I had the choice, then instead of buying this Michael Jordan card, I would buy a nice condo on a beach in or near a smaller city in Florida.
Now, if we were talking about some pre-war cards then that would be different...... David |
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I knew I remembered seeing one of these a handful of years back and it going for close to 90k.
https://www.cardboardconnection.com/...michael-jordan I checked the certs and the number on the back it is a different one and it too has the authentic grade. I think the comments about modern prospecting are fair but this card doesn't fall into that category. For whatever reason it has been deemed to be the holy grail of Jordan inserts and for that reason it will always carry huge value. Michael Jordan has some fanatical collectors and for good reason. This comes down to bragging rights as like most high priced cards do. The initial bidding had tons of false bids being placed so the 500k to 700k price seems unrealistic to me but I wouldn't be surprised to see this move up some from here. Either way the current bid is higher than the sale from 2015 so if one wants to view this as a bubble, more hot air has come into the balloon. |
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Even Derek Jeter, and I do love Jeter----auto balls are $500? I can get a Mantle or Joe D for less. Mantle=VALUE LOL!!! Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk |
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Hold on im running to the bank
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Some people here seem to forget that Michael Jordan is not an unproven baseball prospect.
There also seems to be some conflating of “prospecting,” which is one endeavor, and simply collecting modern players you like. There is also such a thing as collecting with no enjoyment hinging on future monetary values. It’s wrong to assume every public purchase is a mercenary investment to be judged on ROI, as opposed to simple collecting. Who’s to say what someone’s reasons are for a purchase, or what their bank acct looks like? There are lots of different ways to play in the card hobby, and to each his own. There are things like prospecting or busting expensive boxes (vintage or modern) that some guys love; not my cup of tea, but it doesn’t feel right to slight it or look down on it. |
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My avatar is a sketch by my son who is an art school graduate. Some of his sketches and paintings are at https://www.jamesspaethartwork.com/ He is available to do custom drawings in graphite, charcoal and other media. He also sells some of his works as note cards/greeting cards on Etsy under JamesSpaethArt. |
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Maintenance costs and annual taxes will be less on the Jordan.
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