In part four of the Sports Cards Live stream from Saturday, August 23, 2025, the Jordan–Kobe Dual Logoman Exquisite Autograph surges past the $10 million mark live on air, ultimately climbing toward its record-breaking $12M+ finish. Jeremy, Brent Weyer, and Chris McGill track the drama in real time, unpacking what the sale means for grading, rarity, and the psychology of high-stakes bidding.

The discussion ranges from the legitimacy of “manufactured rarity” to whether grade even matters for a one-of-one grail. The panel also wrestles with a central hobby question: if Michael Jordan is clearly No. 1, who is No. 2? Names like Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Tom Brady are all debated as the community weighs legacy, market caps, and cultural impact.

Highlights include:

The Jordan–Kobe Logoman breaking into 8-figure territory live on Sports Cards Live

Manufactured rarity vs. organic rarity in the hobby

Does grade matter at all for one-of-ones?

Ego, status, and trophy bidding in high-end auctions

The debate over who ranks No. 2 after Michael Jordan — Mantle, Ruth, LeBron, Kobe, Brady, or someone else?

Shaq’s surprising hobby index strength and whether undervalued stars ever catch up

This was one of the most electric hobby nights in recent memory — and Sports Cards Live was right there with the audience as history unfolded.

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