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Kevin O’Leary Says His Michael Jordan Card Is Worth $2 Million

Kevin O'Leary says his red Michael Jordan card, bought for $500,000 to $600,000, is now worth over $2 million. Here is what sales show.

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By Dextape Desk ·

Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary wears a rare 1997-98 Fleer Metal Universe Precious Metal Gems red Michael Jordan card on a custom Tiffany & Co. chain. A group tied to him reportedly acquired it for $500,000 to $600,000, and he now estimates its value above $2 million, though no public auction has confirmed that. Only 100 numbered copies exist; O'Leary says he owns number 12 after one green version was destroyed.

He chose the red version because its color matches the rubies on the necklace, and he describes the card as wearable art and a serious investment. A different red Jordan PMG, numbered 52, sold at public auction in August 2026 for $1,473,989, the highest price for any PMG card at auction. The article says the final value of his copy would depend on condition, grading and buyer demand.

Why it matters: It shows how a well-known investor is presenting rare sports cards as an alternative asset, while the valuation remains unproven until a sale.

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