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Hobby Money Is Pouring Into the BIG THREE - Jordan, Kobe & Lebron
Cajun Cardboard · Watch on YouTube · Generated with SnapSummary · 2026-08-24

00:11 - Introduction to Live Content 🎥

  • Announcement of live sessions every Monday morning on Fanatics Collect Originals.
  • Includes early access to auction breakdowns and giveaways.

01:43 - Live Auction Details 🎉

  • Special event: 100% Michael Jordan card live auction on Thursday.
  • Emphasizes the excitement of receiving new collections regularly, especially 400 Jordan cards.

05:34 - Auction Highlights 💥

  • Discussion of card auctions, revealing all-time record sales for notable items.
  • Example: Michael Jordan 97 Bowman's Best Refractor sold for $19,200.
  • Insight into increasing prices of LeBron and Kobe cards, emphasizing how historic sales shape the market.
  • Notable sale: LeBron 2009 Tops Chrome Refractor going for $19,800.

13:04 - Advice on Investing 💡

  • Commentary on the current market dynamics and strategies for pursuing value, like investing in lower-tier cards.
  • Encourages viewers to explore trend shifts in the collectible market, including soccer and pop culture cards.

15:13 - Kobe Bryant Card Sale 📈

  • Zero PSA 10 Kobe Bryant sells for $21,600, setting an all-time record.
  • Previous sale in January was $10,600.

16:04 - 1995 NBA Championship Shots Card 🏆

  • A PSA 10 Pop 11 card valued at $22,200.
  • Sold for $9,100 about 15 months ago, indicating a significant price increase.

17:30 - Giveaway Announcement 🎉

  • Initiation of a giveaway featuring a 2017 Donovan Mitchell rookie card.
  • Participants must follow to enter, with a 5-minute time limit set.

22:05 - Notable Card Sales 💰

  • A PSA 8 Michael Jordan card fetches $24,600.
  • A dual autograph card featuring Iverson & Kobe sells for $246.

30:15 - Establishment of Jordan Autograph Hierarchy 📜

  • Discussion on a Michael Jordan autograph hierarchy project.
  • Current highlight includes a BGS 9.5 card with a sale of $33,600.
  • Discussion of a BGS 10 autograph card selling for $33,600, marking a 20% increase over the previous record.
  • The Noise Boys BGS9 card sold for $34,800, showing a 268% rise over the past year but not reaching an all-time record.

31:36 - Demand vs Supply Dynamics 🔍

  • Highlight on a BGS95 scoring kings card now valued at $36,000, up 388% in two years, reflecting changing demand in the market.
  • The growth in price attributed to increased interest in Michael Jordan's hierarchy cards, particularly among new collectors.

35:01 - Mislabeling in Card Collecting 🏷️

  • Discussion on a 1995 finest mystery test issue refractor card, noting significant mislabeling issues complicating the market.
  • All-time high sale at $36,000, reflecting demand despite continual labeling confusion.

38:01 - Record Sales for Michael Jordan Cards 💰

  • Sale of PSA 9 MJ86 Fleer card for $48,000, showing sustained growth from previous valuations.
  • The discussion of various cards, including a LeBron James 1/1 black prism selling for $48,000, indicating market volatility.

42:01 - Historic Card Sales Overview 🏆

  • Notable mention of a PSA 8 Upper Deck game jersey card selling for $60,000, marking a massive increase in value from previous sales.
  • The Kobe Bryant lynchpins PSA 10 card sold for $66,000, demonstrating the evolving landscape of high-value basketball cards.

45:28 - Market Analysis of Card Sales 📈

  • Reflection on discrepancies in NBA grading standards: receiving nines and fours with gold stickers.
  • A PSA 4 card sold for $72,000, marking a potential record sale.

46:00 - High-Value Card Insights 🃏

  • Discussion on potential value of a PSA 6 card, suggesting it could exceed $100,000.
  • Notable sales data highlighting a bounce back from previous prices, engendering caution in the market.

46:37 - Viewer Engagement 🤝

  • Congratulating a giveaway winner and thanking the audience for their support.
  • Encouragement for viewers to share their thoughts on recent card sales in the comments.

48:10 - Popularity of Key Players 🏀

  • Overview of auction cards: 39 out of 48 were related to major stars like Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Michael Jordan.
  • Indication that money flows heavily into GOAT cards, signaling market trends.

49:33 - Fanatics Platform Insights 💡

  • Recommendation to explore Fanatics as a marketplace for buying and selling cards.
  • Detailed reminder on the benefits of selling through Fanatics, including net returns and sales strategies.
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