2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #65 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) — Leads NBA in Steals for Third Time

2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #65 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) — Leads NBA in Steals for Third Time

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2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #65 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) — Leads NBA in Steals for Third Time

2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #65 Michael Jordan BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) — Leads NBA in Steals for Third Time

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2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #65 Michael Jordan — BCCG 10 (Mint or Better)

A pristine tribute to the defensive side of the greatest player who ever lived. This is the 2009-10 Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection Gold #65 Michael Jordan, graded BCCG 10 (Mint or Better) by Beckett (Cert #00014543916). The card features Jordan in his iconic red Bulls uniform, dribbling with intensity — a reminder that his defensive brilliance was every bit as lethal as his scoring.

Card Details

  • Year: 2009-10
  • Set: Upper Deck MJ Legacy Collection
  • Parallel: Gold
  • Card #: 65
  • Player: Michael Jordan
  • Team: Chicago Bulls
  • Position: Guard
  • Grading Company: BCCG (Beckett Certified Card Grading)
  • Grade: 10 — Mint or Better
  • Cert #: 00014543916

About the Grade

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

The Story on the Card

The back of this card highlights one of the most overlooked aspects of Jordan's greatness: "Many fans, understandably, were mesmerized by MJ's offensive fireworks throughout his playing days. His defense, on the other hand, didn't grab as many headlines, but it was just as sensational. The 1992-93 season stood as the third and final time in his career that Jordan topped the NBA in steals."

Fun Fact

🏀 Jordan led the NBA in steals three times — in 1987-88, 1989-90, and 1992-93. In 1987-88, he became the only player in NBA history to win both the MVP and Defensive Player of the Year award in the same season. He was a nine-time All-Defensive First Team selection and finished his career with 2,514 steals — fifth all-time.

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