Allan Kaye’s Sports Cards News & Price Guides was an early-1990s hobby magazine — a monthly price guide and news title that competed with the established guides of the era. Its hook was the insert cards bound directly into each issue: alongside a sheet of standard-size player cards, the magazine carried oversized portrait cards that readers cut out by hand from the publication itself. There were no factory-cut copies and no packs — every example began as part of a magazine page, which is why PSA designates this variety ‘Portrait · Hand-Cut.’ This is card #2, Michael Jordan, from the 1991 Portraits series. The front is a painted portrait by the artist Clifford Spohn — a composite of Jordan driving the lane, his number 23, and a large head-and-shoulders likeness beneath an oversized ‘MICHAEL JORDAN’ treatment. The back, headed ‘Allan Kaye’s Sports Cards News & Price Guides,’ carries a 1991 Chicago Bulls Champions writeup, a photo of Jordan, and a © 1991 credit to portrait artist Clifford Spohn. Because it is a large, hand-cut portrait piece rather than a standard trading card — bigger than the Nike poster cards and far larger than a typical postcard insert — condition is unusually demanding: any imperfect hand cut, soft corner or surface flaw drops the grade. Across all grades, PSA has graded just 16 copies, and only four have received a PSA 10. DimeLabs owns one of those four.