Earlier in June, a autographed Michael Jordan rookie card sold for $2.5 million in an auction.

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A five-time league MVP and two-time Olympic gold medalist, Jordan was so singular a player that then-NBA Commissioner David Stern in 1992 c...

A pair of sneakers famously worn by Michael Jordan during the 1997 NBA Finals "Flu Game" have been sold at auction for $1.38 million. Jorda...

The auction was run by Goldin, an online collectibles marketplace.

Jordan scored a game-high 37 points as his Bulls side tied the series 1-1.

James donned this jersey while playing for the Miami Heat in the 2013 NBA Finals.

Bidding will start on Nov 16 but prospective buyers can register online from Oct 28.

The Jordan swag beat a record set in May for the most expensive sports memorabilia ever sold.

Most of Jordan's NBA Finals jerseys remain in private hands.

The stub is the latest piece of Jordan memorabilia to sell for an eye-watering price.

The putter was personally produced by Cameron for Woods and comes with a letter of authenticity.

Coronavirus lockdowns reinvigorated hobbyists and attracted new ones, with investors helping to send prices skyrocketing.

James was 17 when he wore the St. Vincent-St. Mary High School jersey on a magazine cover.

The item fetched more than 18 times its presale estimate of $4,000-6,000.

The basketball player's items were already being planned for auction when he was died in a helicopter crash.

Goldin Auctions originally hoped to receive a $1 million bid for the gloves. The current record for Ali's gloves is $836,500 in 2014.