The action image on the front is paired with the following back photograph. The prominent SAMPLE text is an identifying feature to examine when researching this particular issue; it does not establish rarity or authenticity on its own.

SAMPLE text visible on reverse; no authentication claim.

The photographed reverse identifies Michael Jordan, SP1 and Upper Deck. It is kept separately pending a final match to the following front photograph.

Likely paired with photo-3668; separate references retained pending matching.

The front shows Michael Jordan in a red White Sox uniform with 1991 Upper Deck branding. The preceding SP1 reverse is a likely match, retained separately until confirmed.

No grade or authenticity established.

The reverse identifies Yasiel Puig, Bowman, card number 1 and 2013 copyright wording. The front and back photographs are kept together for closer review.

Exact issue, condition and authenticity require verification.

The front shows Ball in Lakers colors, with its adjacent reverse retained for closer inspection. The printed design and back information are useful identifying details; holder reflections can obscure the surface and edges.

The purple-themed front and its reverse are shown together. The insert and marking are visible features, but claims about game use, autograph authentication or a particular parallel require the exact printed documentation to be checked.

Patch and signature-style markings pictured; no authentication claim.

The red-and-gold design presents Jordan in a Bulls uniform. The reverse follows in the photo sequence, offering another identifying view for a collector comparing artwork, wording and the issue’s printed details.

The bordered action photograph and printed statistics reverse are kept together. The images invite a closer look at the design and condition, but photographs alone cannot establish authenticity, a professional grade or a verified printing.

No authenticity or grade established from photographs.

The action-focused design is followed by the printed back in this sequence. Both images are available for a closer look at the issue and visible condition before an offer is made.

This group is kept separate from the earlier Jordan Fleer card because the design differs. Its photographed front and reverse allow the two issues to be compared without treating them as duplicate pictures of one card.

The yellow jersey is mounted with photographs and display materials beneath it, shown in three views. The frame is part of the presentation; dimensions, provenance and any signature documentation should be reviewed before an offer is finalized.

Framed jersey and accompanying display materials. Autograph and provenance unverified.

The final photo returns to this same Johnson display after a separate baseball photograph. The matching jersey name, number and frame layout keep those views together. Signature status and provenance require documentation rather than inference from the display.

Final photograph returns to the Johnson display after the baseball photograph; grouped by visible product, not adjacency alone.

The mounted photograph shows a pitcher in action and a plaque beneath the image. The player identity, plaque wording, dimensions and any signature documentation need close-up review; it is kept separate from the adjacent jersey displays.

Player and any signature or provenance require close review.