This card scores 66% overall — the average of its five SWAPP™ ratings, each measured as set out below. A widely produced, non-autographed 1992-93 Fleer Ultra Jordan insert from basketball's junk-wax era: the player is enormously popular and sells constantly, but the card itself is a common base design with modest visual flair and a large, well-established graded population.

SellabilityHigh · 96%

High sellability index. Jordan cards from any 1990s set, including this 1992-93 Fleer Ultra Jam Session issue, turn over on eBay constantly and are among the most frequently listed and sold cards in the hobby.

Wow Factor45%

Worked out from how the card looks: a 1980s-1990s card with a base design (no parallel or special finish), which starts at 45% on its design. No autograph or patch is needed for that score.

Age76%

Worked out from the card's age: released 1993-01, it has been out about 33 years. Each five years on the market adds to the score, from 40% at six months to 100% at fifty years. That puts it at 76%.

Popularity95%

Michael Jordan remains one of the most searched and talked-about athletes in the world, still driving huge Google search volume, media coverage and Air Jordan brand attention decades after retirement.

Population CountVery High* · 3K · 16% Rarity

About 3,000 graded copies (estimated) across the grading companies — very high population. No single combined population report was found, so this is an estimate built from the large number of currently listed graded copies (spanning grades 5 through 10) plus this card's long, popular submission history.