An incredibly rare collection of six Nike Air Jordan shoes that superstar Michael Jordan wore as he and the Chicago Bulls won six NBA championships has fetched an incredible $8 million at auction, setting a new record for game-worn sneakers.

Record-Breaking Price is a Testament to the GOAT

One shoe apiece from the last games of the 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, and 1998 championship series, was dubbed the “Dynasty Collection.” Jordan first gave a sneaker to an executive after the championship-winning game in 1991 and continued the tradition afterward, with documented photos of Jordan wearing a single shoe as he celebrated the 1992, 1993, 1996, and 1998 wins.

The six shoes included in the Dynasty Collection are all autographed by Jordan and represent a significant piece of basketball history.

The record sale at auction is a testament to Michael Jordan’s lasting impact on the world and a tangible expression of his recognized legendary status in NBA history.

“Infrared” Air Jordan 6
“Charcoal” Air Jordan 7
“Playoff” Air Jordan 8
“Bred” Air Jordan 11
“Playoff” Air Jordan 12
“Last Shot” Air Jordan 14

Jordan is Considered to be the Greatest Athlete Who Ever Lived

The NBA legend’s unprecedented success as an athlete is well-documented and may never be replicated.

6 NBA championships
6 Finals MVPs,
5 league MVPs
2 Olympic Gold Medals

Jordan is known as “the standard by which basketball excellence is measured.” The NBA renamed its MVP trophy for Jordan in 2022.

The “Dynasty Collection” is the second-highest price for Jordan memorabilia, trumped only by the $10.1 million price tag for Jordan’s game-worn “Last Dance” jersey from the first game at the 1998 NBA Finals.