MJ Cards

With Michael on everyone’s TVs, the King of Pop’s trading card collection from earlier this year is selling fast

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On the heels of Michael coming to streaming, Michael Jackson trading cards are back on Amazon’s bestseller charts.

Released earlier this year, the Michael Jackson Bad World Tour Keepsake Premiere Collection comprises 123 cards (for his 123 Bad World Tour concerts), each featuring a different image of the King of Pop. With parallels, inserts, relics, and the cut signature card, the full checklist totals over 300 unique cards.

Keepsake offered a few different packages, but the Blaster Box, which comprises eight packs of cards, is now at No. 11 on Amazon’s list of bestselling entertainment collectibles. The eight-pack set comes with 32 cards, including one “hit” per box, which could be a relic card featuring pieces of gloves worn by Michael Jackson during the Bad World Tour.

If you’re looking for a fun MJ collectible, or you’re shopping for gifts for a Michael Jackson fan, pick up one of these Blaster Boxes now on Amazon for $29.99.

Bestseller

Michael Jackson Bad World Tour Keepsake Premiere Blaster Box Trading Cards

Eight packs, four cards per pack, one hit per box

The full Michael Jackson Bad World Tour Keepsake Premiere Collection offers three box formats: the Holo Breaker Box (16 packs, four cards per pack, two hits per box); the Blaster Box (eight packs, four cards per pack, one hit per box); and the Mini Box (four packs, four cards per pack, one hit per box). All of these are available on Amazon — check them out below.

Michael Jackson Bad World Tour Keepsake Holo Breaker Box Trading Cards

16 packs, four cards per pack, two hits per box

Michael Jackson Bad World Tour Keepsake Premiere Mini Box Trading Cards

Four packs, four cards per pack, one hit per box

Keepsake’s release isn’t the first Michael Jackson trading card collection, but it’s easily the best — especially considering the relic cards and other variants. The trading card brand has done several collections with iconic musicians, including a recent collaboration with Jimi Hendrix and Rolling Stone.