An autographed Chicago Bulls jersey that Michael Jordan wore in a preseason game during his rookie year sold for $4.215 million at an auction that closed Wednesday.

An autographed Chicago Bulls jersey that Michael Jordan wore in a preseason game during his rookie year sold for $4.215 million at an auction that closed Wednesday.

An autographed Chicago Bulls jersey that Michael Jordan wore in a preseason game during his rookie year sold for $4.215 million at an auction that closed Wednesday.. Sotheby’s billed it as the ...

Michael Jordan's 1984 preseason debut Chicago Bulls jersey sold for $4.215 million at an auction, according to Sotheby's. This sale marks the fifth-highest price ever paid for an NBA jersey.

A uniform Michael Jordan wore for 17 games with the Chicago Bulls during the 1992-93 NBA season was sold for $2.623 million, including buyer's premium, at Heritage Auctions.. Jordan was shown in ...

O ne of the most iconic jerseys from Michael Jordan's legendary career just sold for an eye-watering $2.623 million at Heritage Auctions. Worn by Jordan during the 1992-93 NBA season, this Chicago ...

Michael Jordan's legendary jersey worn during the Chicago Bulls' illustrious 1992-93 NBA season has been sold for an astounding $2.6 million at auction.While this sale price is not the highest ...

The 1992-93 NBA season was a historic one for Michael Jordan. The Chicago Bulls' legend led the NBA in points, steals and field-goals per game. It was a great performance, but things got even ...

Michael Jordan's game-worn jersey from the 1992-93 season was purchased for $2.6 million at a Heritage Auctions sale on Sunday, according to ESPN's Dan Hajducky.

A Bulls jersey and shorts worn by Michael Jordan for the season before he retired the first time sold for $2.6 million at auction over the weekend, according to auction house Heritage Auctions.

The 1992-93 NBA season was a historic one for Michael Jordan. The Chicago Bulls legend led the NBA in points, steals and field goals per game. It was a great performance, but things got even ...