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There is no doubt the grail for many would be the 1986 Fleer Jordan Rookie Card in a PSA 10. However, the most populous card of the Jordan Fleer Rookie is the PSA 8 grade, with 9,432 copies in existence. With the year-over-year growth rate of 38.19% and an estimated entry point of $16,000, this…

There is no doubt the grail for many would be the 1986 Fleer Jordan Rookie Card in a PSA 10. However, the most populous card of the Jordan Fleer Rookie is the PSA 8 grade, with 9,432 copies in existence. With the year-over-year growth rate of 38.19% and an estimated entry point of $16,000, this…

With production now underway, Universal Pictures has unveiled the first look at Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler in Miami Vice ‘85.

When a six-figure auction check arrives from selling a prized sports card, the IRS and Social Security apply completely different rulebooks to the same windfall, and the gap between them can catch even careful collectors off guard.

The first episode of Lanterns left us with a central mystery for in both 2016 and 2026. Naturally, like any good True Detective-inspired series, the earlier plot informed the later plot. But that meant for the next six episodes, we had knowledge that Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) would die, shot in the head. The penultimate…

The jersey Michael Jordan wore during Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals sold for $12.3 million, including the auction firm’s buyer’s premium. It topped the previous NBA record of $10.1 million in 2022 for another MJ jersey during those same finals, featuring the Chicago Bulls against the Utah Jazz.

Michael Jordan’s near-unanimous status as the greatest player in NBA history has led to his memorabilia fetching hefty sums on the open market.

Michael Jordan cards, across multiple sports, are bringing home the bacon at auction once again. We look at the top 5 sales from Heritage Auctions over this past weekend. This is only 2 weeks since his 1995 SP Baseball Card led the way on September 7th with Top 5 Card Sales of the Week.

Lanterns has spent the first half of its season making one thing very clear: don’t trust what you think you know about Hal Jordan. The HBO series introduced Kyle Chandler’s veteran Green Lantern as a complicated mentor, then seemingly killed him off. Episode 6, “Bad Optics,” doesn’t exactly undo that. But it does leave behind…

People love Hal Jordan. Kyle Chandler brings a full charm offensive to every episode of Lanterns, making us smile at Hal Jordan’s antics, even when he’s being a cocky jerk. Hal can start fights with barflies, impede a local investigation, and condescend to John Stewart at every turn, and yet we find ourselves loving him…