Michael Jordan Finals Jersey Sells For Record Fourteen Million Dollars
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A jersey worn by Michael Jordan during the 1998 finals set a new record with a $14 million sale.
A basketball shirt worn by Michael Jordan during the 1998 championship series fetched $14 million in a private transaction. Hunt Auctions stated that Miami investor Ron Firman purchased the iconic red garment. Jordan wore the top during Game 2 when the Chicago Bulls defeated the Utah Jazz.
- The buyerMiami property investor Ron Firman acquired the historic basketball jersey.
- The sellerHunt Auctions announced the record-breaking private transaction.
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Memorabilia from the legendary Chicago Bulls era regularly commands immense sums among collectors and investors. Items tied to the final championship season of Jordan's career hold particular cultural significance.
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A jersey worn by the legendary athlete during the 1998 championship series was purchased for $14 million in a private sale facilitated by Hunt Auctions.
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