2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #21 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better)

2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #21 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better)

$45.00
Sale price  $45.00 Regular price 
Skip to product information
2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #21 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better)

2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #21 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better)

$45.00
Sale price  $45.00 Regular price 

2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #21 Michael Jordan — BCCG 10 (Mint or Better)

A beautifully designed tribute to the greatest of all time. This is the 2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #21 Michael Jordan, graded BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) by Beckett. The MJ Legacy Collection was a premium Upper Deck release dedicated entirely to Jordan's career, featuring bold photography, gold foil accents, and the iconic Jordan Legacy 23 emblem — and this example is in top condition.

Card Details

  • Year: 2009-10
  • Set: Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection
  • Parallel: Gold
  • Card #: 21
  • Player: Michael Jordan
  • Team: Chicago Bulls
  • Position: Guard
  • Grading Company: BCCG (Beckett Certified Card Grading)
  • Grade: 10 — Mint or Better
  • Cert #: 00014462408

About the Grade

A BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) from Beckett indicates a card that is well-centered with sharp corners, clean edges, and a bright, unmarked surface. It's a strong grade from one of the hobby's most recognized grading authorities.

About the Set

The 2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection was a Jordan-exclusive release celebrating his career milestones. The Gold parallel adds an extra layer of collectibility to an already premium set. The back of this card highlights Jordan's legendary 1986-87 season, when he averaged 37.1 points per game — a career high — while putting up 2,279 field goal attempts and draining 1,098 of them, both career-high totals.

Fun Fact

🏀 Jordan's 37.1 ppg average in 1986-87 is the second-highest single-season scoring average in NBA history, trailing only Wilt Chamberlain's 50.4 ppg in 1961-62. No player in the modern era has come close.

You may also like