1996 Finest Michael Jordan #50 w/Coating PSA 9
1996 Finest Michael Jordan #50 w/Coating PSA 9
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1996 Finest Michael Jordan #50 w/Coating PSA 9
The 1996 Finest Michael Jordan card represents a classic era of basketball collectibles, capturing the legendary Chicago Bulls guard during his historic second three-peat run. This particular card features the highly sought-after protective coating intact, preserving the vibrant chromium design underneath.
As one of the most dominant figures in sports history, Michael Jordan's mid-90s Finest cards remain a cornerstone for basketball collectors worldwide, combining premium technology with the legacy of a global icon.
Card Details
- Year: 1996
- Set: Finest
- Card Number: 50
- Parallel: w/Coating
- Grading Company: PSA
- Grade: 9
Population Report
- Population at Grade: 982
- Population in Higher Grades: 97
- Total Graded Population: 2432
Career Highlights
- Played for the Chicago Bulls in the NBA from 1984-1993 and 1995-1998, winning six NBA championships.
- Played for the Washington Wizards in the NBA from 2001-2003.
- Played college basketball for the North Carolina Tar Heels from 1981-1984, winning the NCAA national championship in 1982.
- Five-time NBA Most Valuable Player and six-time NBA Finals MVP.
- Two-time Olympic gold medalist representing the United States in 1984 and 1992.
- Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009.
