Upper Deck has signed a long-term renewal with legendary basketball player Michael Jordan for collectibles and memorabilia. Under the new agreement, the company will continue to be the sole producer of authenticated collectibles, trading cards and memorabilia featuring the athlete's image and autograph.

Some athletes command high fees for their autographs, while others are more affordable for their fans. For example, a signature from basketball legend Michael Jordan can cost anywhere from $500 to $2,500, while a signature from baseball star Derek Jeter can cost between $400 and $1,000.

1992 The relationship between Jordan and Upper Deck dates back to 1992. Other global icons in the Upper Deck portfolio include Wayne Gretzky, Muhammad Ali and LeBron James.

In addition, Jordan became a cultural hero and one of the most well-known people in the world thanks to his fame outside of athletics. His autograph has a high market value and is highly prized by collectors because of all of these features.

The 12 Most Expensive Jordans Ever Sold: The Holy Grail of...

• Air Jordan 13 "The Last Dance" ($2.2 Million)
• 1985 Nike Air Jordan 1 High Sneakers ($615,000)
• Air Jordan 12 (Flu Game) ($104,000)
• Air Jordan 12 OVO ($100,000)
• Air Jordan 1 "Solid Silver" ($60,000)
• Air Jordan x Eminem "Encore" ($56,700)

Michael Jordan's autograph typically features flowing cursive writing, connected letters, unique flourishes, and proportional spacing. These characteristics, along with consistency, aid in distinguishing genuine signatures from counterfeit ones.

#1 George Washington. In 2012, George Washington's personal copy of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, signed by him on the document's first page, was sold at auction for $9.8 million.

Autographed Michael Jordan Rookie Card Could Fetch up to $3 Million at Christie's. A 1986 Michael Jordan rookie card, signed by the basketball legend, will be offered at a Christie's online-only auction next month with an estimated value between US$2 million and US$3 million.

Michael Jordan's autograph typically features flowing cursive writing, connected letters, unique flourishes, and proportional spacing. These characteristics, along with consistency, aid in distinguishing genuine signatures from counterfeit ones.

Overall, autographs can be a good investment, provided they are properly authenticated and are of a famous individual. However, there is no guarantee that an autograph will increase in value. It is best to do research before investing in autographs and to always consult a professional if necessary.

Air Jordan 12 OVO ($100,000) These were reportedly a pair that was actually in Drake's closet (hence the steep price). There's always somebody out there willing to pay a lot of money to personally own something that was in the possession of a celebrity, and these OVO 12s were no different.

What are the top 10 most expensive shoes in the world?

• Moon Star Shoes by Antonio Vietri – $19.9 million.
• Diamond Shoes by Jada Dubai x Passion Diamond – $17 million.
• Diamond Stilettos by Debbie Wingham – $15.1 million.
• Les Ruby Slippers by Harry Winston – $3 million.
• Rita Hayworth Heel by Stuart Weitzman – $3 million.

In addition, Jordan became a cultural hero and one of the most well-known people in the world thanks to his fame outside of athletics. His autograph has a high market value and is highly prized by collectors because of all of these features.

All Jordans have a style number listed on the outside sticker. In almost all cases, it will be nine digits long.

Autographs can be highly valuable, with the potential to fetch prices that can range from the hundreds to the thousands. It is not uncommon for the value of autographs to exceed the base value of the item itself.

BARRY BONDS. Once considered the homerun king, retired slugger Barry Bonds sets the bar high when it comes to placing his autograph on baseballs. Known to turn down fan requests for a signature during his playing days, rumor has it that Bonds has slightly let up on his strict “no sign” rule.