Jordan vs. Jordan, Eye Appeal & The 2024 National | Vintage Spotlight | Episode #3

In this episode of the Vintage Spotlight podcast, Leighton and Jeremy discuss the recently ended auctions on Heritage of Michael Jordan's 1986 Fleer and 1984 Star cards along with guest Jeff Hart, we learn about Jeff's love for Vintage and his main collecting pursuits, we share some important tips for the National and we finish with three viewer questions.
Vintage Spotlight is a spinoff podcast from the Sports Cards Live segment of the same name where Leighton has joined the show for the last year and a half.
Please check out Jeremy's @SportsCardsLive and Leighton's @JustCollect other channels.

[@LorenAnderson30]

Great episode! Enjoyed the conversation and the tips on grading and the National. It will be my first time there. Thank you!

[@CRTSportscards]

Great to see another episode. See you both in a few days!

[@robstarsports]

Another great episode guys.. Couldn't agree more on the T3's being under appreciated, it's suprising how affordable they still are. Also the the 1934 Diamond Stars, the art deco look of them is simply beautiful. Thanks for putting these videos together, really enjoyable

[@CC-eh3rb]

Great episode, guys!!!

[@WarriorKidd06]

I feel like the Star 101 has grown so much because it’s just recently started to be accepted and graded by more people. It’s at such a high price it’s hard to even get close to acquiring it for most. Heck even the regular 86 Fleer, you’re looking at dropping close to $2k for it at its lowest grade. I would still love to own either but at this point 86 is just more attainable. I also believe the Star is his true Rookie card.

[@HighSpeedCardChase50]

I’m glad everyone can agree that Jordan’s rookie card is the one that actually came out when Jordan was a rookie.
As for the price… it’s certainly come up a lot in a short amount of time, but it still seems very undervalued to me considering it’s more rare (almost twice as rare!) as a Mickey Mantle rookie card.

[@andrewchevrier]

I know what you mean about getting the card when the opportunity presents itself, if the card is rare. I saw you (Jeremy) in Montreal after I after I got a Plante rookie. The seller was like «there’s not another one here ». But I said there are others but there isn’t another « 1..psa1 ». Card had glue on the back but front was nice. PSA 4 on the front, A on the back. It was the mullet of cards.