Jordan Posters are not just another NBA Poster
Having one or two Michael Jordan signed posters in your collection is not something that you should pass up. While these posters are much like photographs, they enjoy a separate category as these are often more affordable than their photo paper counterparts. These posters are printed in paper stock that is either matte laminated or glossed. The value of these posters comes from the rarity of the pictures and the quality of the pictures. A Michael Jordan poster can be bought at an average of $50 apiece, although some are available at as low as $20.
One Jordan poster that enjoys higher value is the out-of-print Mount Dunkmore published by Nike in 1992. The basketball legend poster features the busts of four NBA legends Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Charles Barkley, and David Robertson carved into rock ala Mount Rushmore. There is a limited quantity of this poster available for sale. This Michael Jordan poster measures 23” x 35”. Other out-of-print posters that are available for sale are the 1989 Michael Jordan “The Shot,” and the 2003 Michael Jordan “Last Home Game.”
Michael Jordan wall posters have a number of other interesting designs and layouts. Some of these layouts show the superstar in action with live action shots. MJ running in a fastbreak, MJ doing a dunk, and MJ in midair after throwing the last shot – these are just some of the poster prints available for sale for Michael Jordan sports memorabilia collectors. These could be bought from several reputable memorabilia dealers and sports collectible stores at various price ranges. The rarer the design, the more expensive it becomes. Even with the advent of other media, these posters still enjoy some amount of demand from sports memorabilia collectors.
There are other Michael Jordan collectibles for sale in most sports memorabilia dealers. It is important to choose to get your sports memorabilia from dealers that are reliable. There are a lot of opportunists out there who just want to get a quick buck by duping collectors into buying stuff based on false descriptions. It is always best to scope out your source first before forking over some money. Also, as the internet has been the more popular means of shopping nowadays especially for hard-to-find items like those in memorabilia sites, make sure you get a trustworthy accurate description of the item you are buying before you make your purchase. It would be just perfect if you could get a money back guarantee on your item, which sadly is not available at all times.
Michael Jordan collectibles are some of the most valued collectibles in the memorabilia market. The name Michael Jordan is synonymous to basketball the world over. While other players have succeeded in making NBA popular in the United States, it was Michael Jordan that got the whole world hooked into the league. Because of this legend, sports enthusiasts from across the globe are tuned in to the comings and goings of the league. Jordan traced a career of wins and was recognized as the league MVP five times and the finals MVP for six times.
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Jon-Michael | June 16th, 2009 at 10:22 am #
I recently came across some old posters at my buddy’s house and was wondering if anybody knows the year or origination of these Michael Jordan posters. One of them says IMAGINATION in the bottom left hand corner in black and has 5 pictures of Michael Jordan in a white jumpsuit at various points of a dunk. It has a white “Air Jordan” logo, the original looking one in the bottom right hand corner. The entire left side border of the poster is small alternating black and red rectangles up the side. The second poster is of Michael Jordan jumping for a dunk in a crowd of kids on a backstreet basketball court. There is a black Nike “swoosh” logo in the top right corner. Does anybody know approx what year these posters came out. Were they part of a Jordan series or were they just released at different times over the years. Thanks so much in advance.