Michael Jordan's Signed, Custom Game-Worn Air Jordan 1s Could Auction for $500K
A pair of custom Air Jordan I shoes worn by Michael Jordan during his second NBA season are up for auction and could reportedly fetch a half-million dollars.
TMZ Sports reported news of the shoes, which were worn during Jordan's second NBA season, being up for auction. The 1s were fitted with a special strap as Jordan recovered from a broken foot and were never made available to the public.
Jordan gifted them to a fan, who kept them for more than 30 years before deciding to put them up for auction following The Last Dance.
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The shoes were worn March 29, 1986 at Madison Square Garden. Jordan put up 24 points in 23 minutes of action in the 106-96 Chicago Bulls win.
The Gotta Have Rock And Roll auction will put the shoes up for bidding from July 22-31.
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