Who is still playing from 2003 NBA draft?

Who is still playing from 2003 NBA draft?

With Golden State Warriors big man David West joining Oklahoma City Thunder veteran Nick Collison in retirement this offseason, there are just six active players left from the vaunted 2003 NBA draft class: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, Kendrick Perkins, Zaza Pachulia and Kyle Korver.

Who was the number one pick in the 2003 NBA draft?

LeBron James’

Who was the second pick of the 2003 NBA draft?

Draft selections

Round Pick Player
1 2 Darko Miličić
1 3 Carmelo Anthony*
1 4 Chris Bosh^
1 5 Dwyane Wade*

How much are LeBron James rookie cards worth?

LeBron James rookie card sells for record $5.2 million.

What is the rarest Michael Jordan basketball card?

What is the rarest Michael Jordan basketball cards? The rare Michael Jordan cards are the 1997 Metal Universe Michael Jordan Precious Metal Gems and the 1985 Prism Jewel Michael Jordan Basketball Card Sticker (both cards are worth a small fortune at high grades).

How much is a 1990 Fleer Scottie Pippen card worth?

Estimated PSA 10 Value: $20 Barkley’s 1990 Fleer issue was one of the few cards to picture him with any amount of hair whatsoever.

How much is a 1989 Fleer Michael Jordan card worth?

The value of a 1989 Fleer Jordan will vary between $1 and $1,250 depending on a few things: if it’s his base or All-Star sticker.

What is a 1998 Michael Jordan card worth?

Search Auction Prices by Grade / Grader

Card Price Bids
1998 Michael Jordan Flying High Upper Deck All – Metal Collector 5 Card set $29.99 BIN
1998 Upper Deck Metal Card Flying High Michael Jordan #1, Red Border, Unopened $9.99 BIN
1998 98 Upper Deck Metal Card Flying High Michael Jordan #4, Red Border, Bulls $14.95 BIN

How much is Jordan Fleer?

If you bought an ’86 Fleer Jordan PSA 10 at auction a decade ago, you’d have been looking at a price tag of around $8,000. By the end of 2019, it hit the $40,000 range.

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