Michael Jordan's international appeal is undeniable. Despite having retired more than two decades ago, the five-time MVP remains one of the most influential athletes in all of sports cards. While his North American cards are well documented, Jordan has some international issues that combine both rarity and mystery. The 1989 CAO Muflon Michael Jordan is one such release. Distributed in Yugoslavia, it's a sticker that in a set of 73. The sticker itself doesn't have any real info. It doesn't even identify Jordan by name. The back is simply the sticker's number and company logo. But the photo is one of the greatest shots of the six-time NBA Champion you'll ever see with a young Jordan soaring through the air.
Because it's a sticker, production standards aren't as high as traditional cards. In particular, the paper is much thinner. The end result is an issue that's not only extremely scarce, but it's hard to find in top condition.
One of just 23 copies graded by BGS, this NM-MT+ 8.5 is a pop 1 with none higher. PSA has assessed the card 20 times, awarding just one Mint 9 making this one of the top copies in existence.
The certification number on this card has been checked against the third-party grader's online database and is active as of 05/04/2026.
