Michael Jordan Autographed 'I'm Back' Letter and NCAA Tickets Sell for $49,200
A signed copy of Michael Jordan's infamous "I'm back" fax and a signed ticket to the 1982 Finals sold for a combined $49,200 at auction over the weekend.
Darren Rovell of The Action Network passed along the results of the auctions:
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Jordan's longtime agent, David Falk, sent the fax featuring the two-word return statement in 1995 when MJ ended his first retirement to rejoin the Bulls.
The 1982 Final Four is considered Jordan's star-making moment, as he hit the game-winning shot in the championship game to give North Carolina a win over Georgetown.
MJ memorabilia has been flying off shelves on the auction market since ESPN debuted The Last Dance earlier this year. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic slowing down spending across the nation, Jordan memorabilia has seen its prices skyrocket, with some items selling for tens of thousands of dollars more than the previous price.
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