The Dream Team’s excellence in the 1992 Olympics led to massive appeal among collectors. But is the sum greater than the parts? In this case, probably not, considering 11 of the 12 Dream Teamers are Hall of Famers who have forged permanent places in the hobby.
Here’s how sports auction insider Simeon Lipman ranks the individual Dream Teamers in terms of collectible appeal.
1. MICHAEL JORDAN
No surprise here — and no explanation needed. MJ was in his prime during the Olympics and, as such, had an explosive presence on the court. It’s worth noting that Jordan was also a member of the 1984 Olympic Gold Medal team, as were Chris Mullin and Patrick Ewing. Jordan’s pro career is defined by his individual honors (Rookie of the Year, 10 scoring titles, 14 All-Star selections, five MVP awards) and even more so by his six
