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Originally Posted by Mustang1990
You think these cards have more potential upside and room to grow than the Fleer cards? Specifically 87 Fleer stickers / base.... I have chance to grab one each of the 87s psa 9 or take a chance at some of these star cards but not both.. Advice?
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87 Fleers are great choices, but if you look back a few years ago when everything was so clam, the average 87 fleers were cheaper than the Star Jordans which was why I grabbed some 87-90 Fleers instead of Star Jordans at that time. Now, the Star Jordans have increased a bit but still not match the growth for 87 or even the 90 Fleers, from this point, I think the Star Jordans have way more room to grow than any other Jordan cards.
The 84 -86 Star Jordans are absolutely in Michael Jordan's rookie cards lineup even the 86 Stars were published in the same year as the iconic #57 and the Stickers; these 25 cards were Michael Jordan's first 25 official NBA licensed cards of his career, so the 87 Fleer are not comparable with the Star Jordans even they out sell the Star Jordans by miles right now.
If you check eBay's sale records, you will clearly see the power of Michael Jordan fans. We bought Star Jordans because we like them. For myself, I wouldn't want hot money from investors coming in, otherwise new collectors will not have any chance buying a Jordan rookie.