Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' 1998 Finals Jersey Could Sell for over $10 Million
Joopiter estimates the rare game-worn jersey will fetch $10 million to $15 million, which would top the current basketball jersey auction record.
- A white jersey worn by Michael Jordan during Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is heading to auction via Joopiter, potentially becoming the most expensive basketball jersey ever sold.
- This white mesh top represents the end of the Chicago Bulls' 'The Last Dance' era, during which Jordan helped lead the team to its sixth championship in eight seasons.
- Joopiter estimates the lot will fetch between $10-15 million, which would surpass the $10.1 million record set by a previous Jordan jersey, though it remains below the $24.12 million Babe Ruth 'Called Shot' record.
- E-Bay users have spent more than $88 million on Jordan playing cards this year alone, demonstrating his enduring dominance in memorabilia across all NBA collectibles.
- The 'Driven to Greatness' auction runs from September 15 through September 29, with Caitlin Donovan, the auction platform's global head of sales, calling it 'an irreplaceable artifact that transcends basketball.
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Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' 1998 Finals jersey could sell for over $10 million
A jersey worn by Michael Jordan during one of the most famous seasons of his career is going up for auction and could become the most expensive basketball jersey to ever cross the block.
A sweater worn by Michael Jordan at the 1998 NBA Finals will be auctioned on September 15.
A jersey worn by Michael Jordan during one of the most famous seasons of his career is going up for auction and could become the most expensive basketball jersey ever sold…
SCAN SPORT - The Chicago Bulls jersey worn by Michael Jordan in Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is about to be auctioned for a record price. Its owner estimates it to be $100 million.
This is the white jersey with "23" on it, which Jordan wore in Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals against the Utah Jazz.
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