A Signed Pair of Michael Jordan's 1986 Game-Worn Nike Air Jordan 1 Sneakers Is Available for Auction
The pair was slightly altered to fit Jordan’s injuries.
Heritage Auctions is set to auction off another Michael Jordan memorabilia.
A signed pair of game-worn, 1986 Michael Jordan
In order to fit the shoe to his injury, the sneakers were slightly altered from the standard format. This mitigated the threat to Jordan’s healing foot as it traded the standard soles for softer and wider ones. A production defect left an uneven count of eyelets on each side of the right shoe’s tongue, where it misses a punch from where the third from the top should be at the interior ankle. The left shoe does not have the same defect. A ballpoint signature appears below the eyelet on the left shoe.
The shoe is estimated to sell for upwards of $1 million USD. For more information, check out Heritage Auctions.
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