2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF Michael Jordan #86 CGC 10 Gem Mint – Chicago Bulls

2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF Michael Jordan #86 CGC 10 Gem Mint – Chicago Bulls

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2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF Michael Jordan #86 CGC 10 Gem Mint – Chicago Bulls

2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF Michael Jordan #86 CGC 10 Gem Mint – Chicago Bulls

$136.00
Sale price  $136.00 Regular price 

2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF – Michael Jordan | #86 | CGC 10 Gem Mint – Chicago Bulls

This card commemorates one of the most quietly dominant achievements of Michael Jordan’s career — his eighth NBA scoring title in 1995-96, the season he averaged 30.4 points per game and broke Wilt Chamberlain’s all-time record for consecutive scoring crowns. The card back says it best: “Ever the competitor, it was never like Jordan to settle for second best.”

Part of the prestigious 2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF subset, this card was designed to honor Jordan’s Hall of Fame induction. The dramatic dunk photography, gold Jordan Legacy medallion, and premium finish make it one of the most visually striking Jordan cards of the era. This example grades CGC 10 Gem Mint — flawless in every corner, edge, and surface.

  • Player: Michael Jordan
  • Team: Chicago Bulls
  • Position: Guard
  • Set: 2009-10 Upper Deck Jordan Legacy HOF
  • Card Number: #86
  • Milestone: Eighth NBA Scoring Title – Breaks Wilt’s Record
  • Grade: CGC 10 – Gem Mint
  • CGC Cert #: 6085084269
  • Born: February 17, 1963 | College: North Carolina
  • Ht: 6’6” | Wt: 216
  • Manufacturer: Upper Deck (2010)
  • Encased in CGC graded slab

A Gem Mint tribute to the greatest scorer in NBA history — the moment he surpassed even Wilt.

🏀 Fun Fact: In 1995-96, Jordan averaged 30.4 points per game to claim his eighth scoring title — surpassing Wilt Chamberlain’s record of seven consecutive scoring crowns. That same season, the Bulls went 72-10, still one of the greatest single-season records in NBA history.

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