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Michael Jordan - Magazine Lot of 13

Last updated 8 days ago in Palm Coast, FL

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This is a Michael Jordan magazine collection spanning the most iconic years of his career, including the 1993 Three-Peat, his first retirement, and the late-90s "Last Dance" era. 1. Sports Illustrated June 7, 1993 “Hanging Tough” 2. Sports Illustrated June 21, 1993 “Head to Head” 3. Sports Illustrated June 28, 1993 “3!” 4. Sports Illustrated October 18, 1993 “Why?” 5. Slam Magazine August 1998 “The Only Jordan Story That Matters” 6. Tuff Stuff January 2000 “The Century’s Most Collectible Athlete” 7. Beckett Basketball May 1995 Issue # 58 8. Beckett Basketball September 1996 Issue # 74 9. Beckett Basketball July 2001 Issue # 132 10. Beckett Basketball December 1998 Issue # 101 11. Beckett Basketball December 1998 Issue # 101 12. Beckett Basketball January 1999 Issue # 102 13. Beckett Basketball March 1999 Issue # 104 All magazines are in used condition with signs of wear. See pictures for further details. Some have pages missing, and some have mailing labels while others are news stand editions.

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Used (normal wear)

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