Many fans and friends who watch the NBA should know that the star card has a very important collection and commemorative value, and even a wealth management product or luxury goods. Many star cards can sell at amazingly high prices. Recently, one of Bryant's star cards sold for $2 million. According to a senior staff member of PWCC, the card trading investment market, this is the highest price in the history of Kobe's star card auction. Fans may wish to see if you have this card.
This star card was designed after Kobe Bryant in the 1997-98 season. Kobe Bryant entered the NBA in 1996, the 96 draft is known as the golden generation, Kobe Bryant entered the NBA, although he first played as a substitute, but with a gorgeous style of play and a positive personality, he won the love of many fans. He is also seen by the NBA as the next superstar, and even the successor of the basketball god Michael Jordan. Bryant did not live up to expectations and entered the NBA to play better and better. Kobe Bryant averaged 10 minutes more playing time per game this season than last season, averaging 15 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists per game, shooting 43 percent from the field. Bryant showed his head on the bench.
Starting from the third season of his career, Kobe Bryant began to play as a starter and grew into the league's top star. Bryant has been named an NBA All-Star 18 times in his career, five NBA championships, one regular season Most Valuable Player, two Finals MVP, and four All-Star Game Most Valuable Players. Today's All-Star Game trophies are named after him.
Bryant's influence is very large, and only James may be able to compete with Kobe Bryant in the 21st century. At home, Kobe Bryant's influence is even more terrifying. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Kobe Bryant played with cheers on the spot. Abroad, Kobe Bryant has become a totem, not only his strength, but also his playing style and personality. Kobe Bryant is ever-changing on the offensive end, and some people say that Kobe Bryant's career average score is not as high as James and Durant, and his career average shooting rate is less than 45%, which cannot be called an efficient scorer.
But Bryant is a very tough, a very competitive player, a player with no singles ability. Kobe Bryant's offense is mostly individual singles, relying on his solid technique and exquisite footsteps to defeat opponents again and again. Bryant may miss 10 or even 20 consecutive shots, but he just dares to shoot the 11th and 21st, and Kobe will not be soft at the critical moment. His career key goals and slaying are as long as a movie.
Of course, Bryant's competitive personality has inspired many players. We can call it the Mamba spirit, and many young players look up to Kobe bryant and respect Kobe, so the day Kobe left the entire NBA was in grief. Although Kobe Bryant is gone from us, his influence is still alive, and the high price of Kobe Bryant star card sold for $2 million is the best proof. (The record highest all-time basketball-related star card is a James star card that sold for a staggering $5.2 million at auction last April.) Every time we see these exquisite star cards people miss Kobe, he will always remain in our hearts. Maybe one day in the future there will be a Kobe star card that is more expensive than this one. After all, Kobe's influence is too great. Dear readers, how do you rate the $2 million Kobe Star Card sold?