Mr. Wonderful on why his group bought the $12.93 million card. I think what is supposed to push collectibles into record breaking territory is the perception by the well heeled that value is still there. When it’s pride & ego, it turns out to be less of a market indicator.

Nike unveils Caitlin Clark's signature logo ⭐️ What do you think of it?

Which Tiger gem would you rather own? This signed Tiger Woods ticket (that he signed as a 16-year-old) to the 1992 Nissan Open, his first PGA event ever ... Or this Type I photo to the 2000 PGA Championship, which became the photo for his 2001 Upper Deck rookie card?

Results on our poll of the price paid for the MJ-Kobe card.

The lauding of the student reporting, which turned out to be hogwash. No retraction from the students, now professional journalists, nor from the pro journalists who gave them a forum to talk about the white board of programmed abuse that they said Fitz might have known about.

To my knowledge this marks the first time in recent history that the most expensive card in the world was neither the 1952 Topps Mantle or the T206 Honus Wagner. Transfer of wealth to Gen X / Millennials is going to reshape the top of the industry due to distinct preferences.

With a current bid of $12.93 million, the Michael Jordan-Kobe Bryant Dual Logoman has become the most expensive sports card of all time. Bidding is still going.

PSA 8 MJ debut stub sells tonight at @HeritageAuction for $280K. Huge price.

And then there was one ... The Michael Jordan-Kobe Bryant Logoman 1/1 is now the second-most expensive card in history, trailing only the SGC 9.5 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle. The Logoman is still in extended bidding, currently at $7.3 million. Can it catch Mantle?

JUST IN: This 2007-08 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Michael Jordan & Kobe Bryant auto card has hit $7.3 million... It is the most expensive basketball card ever. Second highest priced card of all time, surpassing the highest Honus Wagner and Babe Ruth sales.