Six different shoes that Michael Jordan wore during each game that sealed the championship are included in the Dynasty collection.

Sotheby’s, an art and jewelry broker, will auction a six-shoe Air Jordan collection called the “Dynasty Collection” on February 2, 2024.

It will be the focal point of a live auction called “The One,” which will include “exceptional objects that exemplify human ingenuity, achievement, and excellence,” as stated by the firm. It is the holy grail of sneaker collecting for basketball fans and sneakerheads alike.

The collection, dubbed “the most valuable and significant collection of Air Jordan Sneakers ever brought to market” by Sotheby’s, consists of six single shoes—not pairs—that Michael Jordan wore in each of the six games in which the Bulls won their six NBA titles.

Every pair of shoes is the appropriate one.

Ever wonder why, when smoking and enjoying his team’s championship win, Michael Jordan was usually shown in the locker room without his right shoe on? That was because, following the game that sealed the championship, Jordan usually gave the right shoe to Tim Hallan, the veteran director of communications for the Chicago Bulls.

Halam stated that the Bulls’ first NBA championship in 1991 marked the beginning of it all. He went to MJ and requested for one of his shoes because he wаnted memorabilia that was actually from the game.

After giving Tellem his right sneaker, Mike signed. Jordan maintained the custom for the team’s following five championships because he was superstitious. Though who sold the collection to Sotheby’s is still up in the air, they came from Hallam through a private transaction.

The “Infrared” Air Jordan 6 (1991), “Charcoal” Air Jordan 7 (1992), “Playoffs” Air Jordan 8 (1993), “Bred” Air Jordan 11 (1996), “Playoffs” Air Jordan 12 (1997), and “Last Shot” Air Jordan 14 (1998) are among the items in the Dynasty Collection. The first time these were seen by the public was as an exhibit at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey, in July of 2022. It is now anticipated to bring between $7 and $10 million at the auction next month.

Recently, MJ sold her 1990 BMW for $108,723

A 1990 BMW 850i that belonged to MJ was sold at an online auction through Bring a Trailer earlier this month. Jordan originally purchased the vehicle from the Barrington, Illinois-based Moto Werks Auto Group car dealership. It was previously purchased by an anonymous customer.

The car was put up for auction on January 8th, after multiple six-figure bids, the highest of which was $108,723 from a BaT user by the nаme of Murcie27. The initial price was $23,000 on January 1st. The individual outbid user Morgmr, who listed the collection for $107,700.

A pair of Air Jordan XIIIs that Michael Jordan signed and wore at the 1998 NBA Finals for $2.2 million at Sotheby’s in April of 2023. It was the most expensive pair of sneakers ever sold because of its price. But the Dynasty collection is predicted to surpass that sum by a wide margin—sources indicate that bids might reach $10 million.