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

06/21/08 Air Jordan Collezione 7/16 Pack (limited release to urban accounts) 323941 992 Multicolor/Multicolor $310.00

As 2004 brought the Olympic Air Jordan 7 Retro, we also got a new retro card. This card, which was issued in 2004, was only used for the Olympic Air Jordan 7 Retro and was later changed for future releases. This one features a picture of the Olympic colorway of the Air Jordan 7 Retro [...]

This card was issued in 2002 with the first two colorways of the Air Jordan 7 Retro released. It was only included with the Black/Charcoal/True Red and White/French Blue colorways as later colors of the Air Jordan 7 Retro featured different cards.

As the Air Jordan VII returnd to the retro scene again in 2006, we also got the third version of the Air Jordan VII Retro Card. This one features a black and white picture of MJ “sky walking.” It also features an updated shoe timeline on the back as well as a brief summary.

As the Air Jordan XV debuted in 1999 so did the long-lasting Jordan face box. It is an all black box with a grey top that features MJ’s face on it with lines going through it. This specific box was used for almost every single Air Jordan model over the next five years, and, at [...]

This was the original box issued in 1992 for the original Air Jordan VII. It too contained the same design style as the past few Air Jordans (III-VI). It features a black box top with a red Jumpman logo on it with the Nike Air logo on the side and the Jordan IV splatter print [...]

Now what you have here is something made in "dreams." These were released in 1992 as Michael Jordan joined the USA Olympic basketball team. They were the greatest team ever to be assembled and were dubbed the "Dream Team."

Last but certainly not least we have the "Cardinal's." This colorway resembles more of the Chicago Bulls uniform than the "Hares." The Air Jordan VII was inspired by an African art festival poster that designer Tinker Hatfield saw while stopping in Portland.

This is the initial colorway released for the original Air Jordan VII. These are dubbed the "Hares" as cartoon character Bugs Bunny was seen wearing these in some of the campaign ads for the Air Jordan VII. This is also the colorway worn at home by MJ.

In true Air Jordan fashion with the new model releasing annually this is the away edition of the original Air Jordan VII. These were nicknamed the "raptors" once the retro of this colorway was released in 2002. This colorway was worn by Jordan while he was playing away in the 1992 season.

This colorway of the original Air Jordan VII debuted in the 1992 NBA Playoffs. These were also seen in Michael Jackson's music video for his song "Jam" in which Michael Jordan wore them during a game of one-on-one with Jacko. En route to his second consecutive NBA championship, this shoes legacy would rise as it has become one of the most popular Air Jordan's of all time.