A game-worn jersey from Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals 'Last Dance' season has sold at auction for $12.26 million. This sale sets a new global record for the most expensive game-worn NBA jersey ever sold. The item was worn during Game 3 of the championship series against the Utah Jazz.
The sale underscores the sustained high-end market demand for sports artifacts linked to pivotal career moments. By framing the item as the only publicly known white 1998 Finals jersey, the coverage highlights how provenance and scarcity drive record-breaking valuations in the memorabilia sector.
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The report focuses on the jersey being worn during the third game of the 1998 NBA Finals.
The specific auction house and the previous record holder are not mentioned.
The coverage highlights the record-breaking value in both dollars and pounds, and notes the previous record for Jordan memorabilia.
The specific auction platform is not named.
The report emphasizes the role of the auction house JOOPITER and the rarity of the white jersey on the open market.
The conversion to other currencies is not included.
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