There were a few made for the 1994 season. It depends on which one you have. The Upper Deck card is worth about $10US if it's in excellent condition. Collector's Choice brand is worth about $7 under the same conditions. Any "no-name" brand card is worthless.
Michael Jordan did play for the Chicago Bulls, but he retired in 1998.
The legend of Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan was number 23.
After winning three NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan surprised many people by retiring from basketball. He had always loved baseball as a youth. Fortunately, the owner of the Bulls also owned the Chicago White Sox MLB team. As a favor to Jordan, this owner brought Jordan into his baseball franchise. Jordan played on one of the White Sox's minor league teams. He did not do well enough to ever play in the major leagues, so he retired from baseball and rejoined the Chicago Bulls. His time in baseball was rather short.
No, Michael Jordan retired in 1998.
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Michael Jordan.
Michael Jordan never made it to the majors. In 1994 Michael Jordon played in the minors, for the Chicago White sox AA farm team the Birmingham Barons. In 127 games he batted .202, with 88 hits, 51 RBI's, 3 homeruns and SO 114 times. He stole a club-leading 30 bases.
200-400 dollars each
Playing for the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan earned about $3.25 million a year.
The Chicago Bulls.
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