2019-20 Hoops Premium Stock #286 Karl Malone Prizms Silver 1991 All-Star Game Warmup Relic BGS 9 MINT Utah Jazz
2019-20 Hoops Premium Stock #286 Karl Malone Prizms Silver 1991 All-Star Game Warmup Relic BGS 9 MINT Utah Jazz
2019-20 Panini Hoops Premium Stock Basketball — Karl Malone Prizms Silver | 1991 All-Star Game Warmup Relic | BGS Graded
- Card: #286 Karl Malone — Prizms Silver
- Set: 2019-20 Panini Hoops Premium Stock Basketball
- Parallel: Prizms Silver
- Collection: Karl Malone Collection
- Relic Type: 1991 NBA All-Star Game Warmup Swatch (Blue/White Speckled)
- Grade: BGS 9 MINT
- Cert #: 0018806221
- Team: Utah Jazz
- Position: Forward
- Born: January 24, 1963 | HT: 6'9" | WT: 256 lbs | Drafted: 1985 from Louisiana Tech
A sharp BGS 9 MINT example of the 2019-20 Hoops Premium Stock Karl Malone Prizms Silver, enhanced with a swatch of his 1991 NBA All-Star Game warmup jersey in blue and white speckled fabric — part of the Karl Malone Collection. The front features a striking full-bleed action photo of Malone in his classic blue Utah Jazz #32 road uniform, arms raised above his head in a shooting motion with a packed arena crowd behind him. The silver prizm foil pattern shimmers across the card face with the Premium Stock basketball logo stamp and the Tribute badge in the lower left corner.
The back features the Utah Jazz mountain logo prominently alongside Malone's career stats and a tribute text: "Well into his 30s when Utah switched to snazzy mountain-themed jerseys in the late 1990s, Malone sat at the top as basketball's premier power forward. Still muscling past defenders in the paint. Still good for base-rattling slams players half his age couldn't pull off. And still guiding the Jazz to greater heights with each passing season."
NBA Career Totals: 1,476 GP | .516 FG% | .742 FT% | 10.1 RPG | 3.6 APG | 36,928 PTS | 25.0 PPG
⚡ Fun Fact: Karl "The Mailman" Malone is the second-leading scorer in NBA history with 36,928 career points, a 14-time All-Star, 2-time NBA MVP (1997, 1999), and 11-time All-NBA First Team selection. He was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010. A 1991 All-Star Game warmup relic ties directly to one of the most iconic eras of his Hall of Fame career.