Collecting Michael Jordan Basketball Sports Cards

The Chicago Bulls Years

The goal is to share the fun of collecting with other Collectors and have the chance to view the cards together.

By Lou Costabile

The Chicago Bulls Years

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I grew up in Chicago and the Chicago area. As a boy I started collecting baseball cards in the early 70’s and was hooked early in life. By early 2000 I had most of the Hall of Fame baseball players cards from 1954-1985, and some that went all the way back to 1915. There were also a few major stars rookie cards from other sports (Wayne Gretzky, Walter Payton, and Michael Jordan).

In 2002 my business career came to a cross road and determined I needed to sell my baseball cards to gain capital. So I came to a difficult decision. Question I had asked myself was, if I was going to sell all the cards and keep just one player, who would it be? We’ll this is dedicated to the one player I saw in my lifetime who showed a winning attitude day after day after day in his profession and I wanted to model my business career after that drive and determination to succeed.

 

Thankfully, God in Heaven has blessed our business. I’ve learned over time the Players and the cards are designed for fun. There is only One to be our Idol, our Lord in Heaven, and His Son, Jesus Christ.

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