Jordan famously drove the Rosso Barchetta Ferrari out of the United Center hours after winning his fifth NBA title.
The white Chicago Bulls jersey sold on JOOPITER and becomes the most expensive game-worn NBA jersey in auction history.
An adult and juvenile pair of 76-million-year-old Maiasaura fossils go under the hammer as individual lots.
The sale showcases six decades of chronograph evolution, led by the rare “Espresso Oyster” Ref. 6240 and gem-set iterations.
Jordan drove the Rosso Barchetta Ferrari out of the United Center after clinching his fifth NBA title in 1997.
The historic front-engined V12 supercar arrives alongside Jordan’s Game 3 “Last Dance” NBA Finals jersey.
The historic “The Last Dance” game-worn artifact is estimated to fetch up to $15 million USD.
Open globally through August 5, 2026, the digital sale caters to both entry-level enthusiasts and seasoned horology collectors.
The exclusive sale features game-worn memorabilia, rare designer collaborations, and archival fashion pieces from the NFL star’s personal vault.
From his historic 2002-2003 “Sneaker Free Agency” era, the dual-signed, photo-matched Lakers Player Exclusive is expected to fetch up to $700,000 USD.
The 66-million-year-old fossil sets a new benchmark for dinosaur skeletons sold in an online-only format.
The collaborative project features 16 one-of-one cashmere baseball caps, alongside a limited capsule collection.