1985 Prism Jewel Michael Jordan #5
Hobby Score87

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1985 Prism Jewel Michael Jordan #5

A focused card page for 1985 Prism Jewel Michael Jordan #5: PSA population, Hobby Score, collector voting, badges, and the context behind its place in the Michael Jordan collection.

Population snapshot

Population snapshot for 1985 Prism Jewel Michael Jordan #5

Lower pop148 total gradedHigher pop
148
Crazy LowUnder 500
PSA 1010.7% of total
PSA 985.4% of total
PSA 81711.6% of total
Total PSA pop148All grades
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Hobby Score breakdown

Playing career99
Card significance55
Rarity factor100
Marketability100
Overall Hobby ScoreAverage of four scoring categories
87

Market history

Year-over-year price history

January sales snapshots show how PSA 10 and PSA 9 examples have moved across recent years.

YearPSA 10 PricePSA 9 Price
2022N/A$40,000
2023N/A$38,000 (-5%)
2024N/A$36,000 (-5%)
2025N/A$42,000 (+17%)
2026

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Why this card matters.

The 1985 Prism Jewel Michael Jordan #5 is a fascinating but niche card in Michael Jordan's collectible catalog, earning a respectable 87 Hobby Score. This card, part of a sticker set distributed by Prism Jewel, is notable for its extreme rarity, with a total PSA population of less than 200 graded copies. Its scarcity is reflected in its perfect Rarity Factor (100). However, the card's overall significance in the hobby is limited due to its obscure origins and lack of widespread recognition compared to iconic Jordan cards like the 1986 Fleer Rookie. While its bold, colorful design appeals to some collectors, it lacks the historical weight to be considered a legacy piece, which is why its Card Significance score is a modest 30.

Despite its niche status, the card still connects to Jordan's unparalleled career, filled with incredible achievements. One lesser-known highlight is Jordan's streak of scoring 40 or more points in nine consecutive games during the 1986-87 season, a feat that showcased his relentless scoring ability and competitive fire. Cards like the 1985 Prism Jewel may not carry the same iconic status as other Jordan collectibles, but their rarity and connection to the greatest player in NBA history make them intriguing additions for collectors who value unique and hard-to-find items.

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Generational Talent
Multiple Time Champion
Multiple Time MVP
Low Pop
Global
Top 100 Card
Best in Draft Class
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