Autographed, game-used Michael Jordan card sells for record $4.25M in private sale
By Bob D'Angelo
Published on April 24, 2026.
A 1997-98 Upper Deck game-used, autograph card featuring Michael Jordan sold for a record $4.25 million through Goldin Auctions. This is the highest price ever realized for a Jordan solo trading card, according to the New Jersey-based auction house. The card, which was among the first inserted into sports card packs, was the 11th out of 23 Jordan cards produced for the set. The previous record was $2.928 million in a Goldin auction public sale.
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