Star Basketball Michael Jordan Cards

The crown jewel of the Jordan Star cards, and his first official Star issue and his first licensed card issued, even before his Fleer rookie. Watch out as the card is highly counterfeited. It is also Jordan's most valuable card.

Maybe one of my favorite Star Jordan issues, this oversized (5x7) issue is one of the most appealing cards of all Star cards.

The second year Star base Jordan card, and one of the more popular issues for all Star Jordan basketball cards. Watch out for fakes. 

Another first year subset Jordan card, and sponsored by Gatorade. Like all Star Jordan cards, watch out for fake copies. 

Not to be confused with the oversized 5x7 Court Kings issue from the previous year, this 1986 Court Kings set features thirty three cards of the NBA's top players

The second card (Collegiate Stats) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The fifth card (85 All-Star) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The eighth card (86 Playoffs)  in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

Although the cards say '1986' the cards were not released until 1990 and beyond and it is still unknown as to when they were printed

Another base set issue from the 1984-85 Star Basketball set, this card is the top card of a bag from the set that also contains the #288 Jordan on the bottom of the bag. A highly popular card. 

One of Jordan's first year Star subset cards, the Crunch N Munch set has a lower production run (3000) than most of the issues. 

Set features the last eleven winners of NBA Rookie Of The Year from 1974 through 1985. The Jordan card #1 is very popular. 

Another oversized subset issue, this is a great Jordan card, and one of my favorites, along with the 1984-85 Court Kings 5x7 card.

These sets were issued to dealers who ordered 85-86 Star sets, the Jordan is probably one of his least popular issues, due to the non-retail release of the cards. 

The third card (1984 Olympian) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The sixth card (ROY) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The ninth card (Personal Data) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The most affordable of the three Michael Jordan cards from the 1984-85 Basketball set, but still a very desired card among vintage basketball card collectors. The card showcases Jordan as ROY. 

Identical photo used from the 1985 Star Crunch N Munch issue, the card also has two variations of cropping on the card.

The Michael Jordan card is by far the most valuable of this 11 card subset, yet beware of counterfeits of the card. A highly desired card.

One of three oversized 5x7 Jordan issues. This one sells for a slight discount versus the Star Slam Dunk and Court Kings 5x7 cards. 

The first card (and Checklist) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (est. production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The fourth card (Pro Stats) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The seventh card (Career Highlights) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets. 

The tenth card (Future) in a 10 card Star Jordan set issued in 1986. The set was apparently released in limited numbers (estimated production run of 3000) versus base sets.