Jordan 'Last Dance' Jersey Fetches Record £10.6m at Auction
Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey sells for a record £10.6m, marking the highest price ever for basketball memorabilia.
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A Michael Jordan jersey from his iconic 1997‑98 "Last Dance" season has been sold for $14 million, equivalent to £10.6 million, setting a new benchmark for basketball memorabilia.
The jersey, which Jordan wore during the Chicago Bulls' final championship run, was auctioned by a leading sports memorabilia house and attracted bids from collectors worldwide.
The sale surpasses previous records for basketball items and highlights the growing appetite for high‑profile sports artifacts among investors and fans.
Why It Matters
The record price underscores the expanding market for premium sports memorabilia, a trend that influences collectors and investors in the US and Europe.
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