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10/25/08 Jordan Six Rings (limited release to urban accounts & Niketowns) 322992 151 White/Dark Concord/Black $150.00

Here's a nice and simple PE colorway of the retro Air Jordan XIII. This one was for Warren Sapp who wore it at points during the 2004 NFL season. This colorway was made to match his team colors as he was playing for the Oakland Raiders at the time.

This card was made for the Air Jordan 13 Retro. It was issued from 2004-2005 and was included with all colorways released of the Air Jordan 13 Retro. It features a picture of MJ on the front with a “black cat” panther in the background behind him as well as a small picture of the [...]

This was the first box used by Jordan Brand as it started as a company of its own. It is all silver and has a red Jumpman in a circle on the top center. This was used from 1997-1999 with the original Air Jordan XIII and XIV being the two signature models released in it.

To go along with Q-Rich getting a PE, Carmelo Anthony does as well. This version of the retro Air Jordan XIII was made to match Melo's Denver Nuggets team colors. It also features "Carmelo" stitched on the tongue to represent him.

With the retroing of the Air Jordan XIII's in 2004 we get a special player exclusive colorway. This one was made specifically for Quentin Richardson to match his Phoenix Suns team colorway. These he wore during home games. They feature "Q-Rich" stitched on the tongue to represent Richardson.

This was the the last high top colorway of the original Air Jordan XIII to be released before the low tops took over. These were worn by MJ also in the playoffs and during the end of the season in 1998.

This was the first colorway to be released in 1998 for the original Air Jordan XIII. This colorway was also retroed in 2005 but not exactly in original form. They were retroed as a low top instead of the original high top seen here.

With a white-based colorway for home games you need to have a black-based one for away games as well. The "playoff" Air Jordan XIII's are nicknamed that because MJ wore these during the 1998 NBA playoffs before switching to the infamous "last shot" Air Jordan XIV's.

This is the last original Air Jordan XIII to be released. It is also the second colorway to be released as a low top. They retailed for $130 like the previous colorway and also featured the pin-like Jumpman in place of the hologram that is on the highs.

As we near the halfway point of the 1997-98 NBA season, the All-Star game comes along. With that we get this new colorway of the Air Jordan XIII. MJ wore these in the 1998 NBA All-Star game which served as his last while still a member of the Chicago Bulls as at the end of the season he retired for the second time.

As the final season of MJ playing with the Chicago Bulls in 1997 begins, the debut of the newest Air Jordan model does as well. The Air Jordan XIII which retails at $150 which is $15 more than the last model the Air Jordan XII originally retailed for.