Michael Jordan 1991 Upper Deck #44 Base PSA 10 Price Guide (2024)

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How much is a 1991 Upper Deck Michael Jordan baseball card worth? ›

In the current market, and at grade 9, this rookie card ranges from $10,000 to $20,000. 1986-87 Fleer #57 Michael Jordan graded CSG 1. Lower graded examples of the 1986-87 Fleer #57 still enjoy a robust market, with a grade 1 selling for around $1,500 to $2,000.

Those Jordan 45 jerseys became collector's items because MJ reverted back to the No. 23 after just 23 games.

The Value of Michael Jordan Baseball Cards

Given the limited duration of his baseball career and the subsequent production of baseball cards during this period, these cards are relatively rare compared to his basketball cards.

Today, the most valuable cards are typically tied to an athlete's rookie year and /or are from super-premium releases like Exquisite Collection, The Cup and Ultimate Collection.

In today's trading card market, condition is a core component of value. Trading cards that are in mint condition tend to be worth more than cards with flaws like centering issues, dinged corners, and creases.

The Great One's rookie card can vary in price based on condition, but most sell in the $1,000's range with a record-high sale of $3.75 million at auction in 2021. This was a perfectly mint PSA 10 graded copy which only two currently exist in the world. However, that could all change with the sale of this box.

23 was his original number, the reason for this is because his cousin's number was 45 and Mike hoped to even be half as good as him. After his 1st retirement, he was forced to use 45 because the Bulls had already retired 23.

Why did Jordan wear 9? ›

“I wore the number nine in the Olympics because it was four and five added together,” Jordan wrote in his 1998 book “For the Love of the Game.” Cheryl Miller wore 31 as a three-time NCAA Player of the Year at USC.

According to Rich Paul, friend and former agent of 'King James', "LeBron's decision was out of respect for Bill Russell". LeBron was among the last players in the NBA to wear the number 6, after the league retired the number 6 in memory of Bill Russell, who died in the summer of 2022 at the age of 88.

All 1991 Upper Deck Baseball Cards

The most valuable card of 1991 Upper Deck is currently 1991 Upper Deck #55 Chipper Jones with a worth of approx. $2,700.00. The most traded card of 1991 Upper Deck in the past 30 days on eBay was for 1991 Upper Deck #SP1 Michael Jordan with 45 trades and an average price of $17.31.

The most valuable card of 1991 Topps is currently 1991 Topps Desert Shield #333 Chipper Jones PSA 10 with a worth of approx. $14,000.00.

The 1991 Upper Deck Baseball set consists of 800 cards, each measuring 2-1/2" by 3-1/2”. The company released the set in two separate series' – low-numbers (#s 1-700) and high-numbers (701-800).

The most valuable card of 1991 Fleer is currently 1991 Fleer Pro-Visions #5 Bo Jackson PSA 10 with a worth of approx. $1,299.99. The most traded card of 1991 Fleer in the past 30 days on eBay was for 1991 Fleer #302a Nolan Ryan with 2 trades and an average price of $1.00. 1991 Fleer includes 14 variations.