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Michael Jordan’s 1992-93 Bulls Jersey Fetches $2.6 Million at Auction, Proving His Legacy Still Reigns Supreme

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Michael Jordan’s influence on basketball and the sports memorabilia world remains as powerful as ever. His game-worn Chicago Bulls jersey from the 1992-93 season has just sold for an impressive $2.6 million at auction, reminding collectors and fans alike that the legend of MJ still carries weight — and value.

This particular jersey wasn’t just worn in a single iconic moment — it was used over the course of 17 regular-season games during a season where Jordan once again cemented his dominance, leading the NBA in scoring for the seventh consecutive year. That feat tied Wilt Chamberlain’s all-time record for most consecutive scoring titles.

Authenticity is always key in high-end memorabilia, and this jersey had it in spades. It was photo-matched by both MeiGray and Sports Investors Authentication, confirming it as the same jersey featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated in October 1993. That type of verifiable provenance is exactly what drives record-breaking prices in the modern collectibles market.

While $2.6 million is nothing short of monumental, it doesn’t break Jordan’s personal record. That honor still belongs to the jersey worn during Game 1 of the 1998 NBA Finals — the opening chapter of what would become known as “The Last Dance.” That uniform sold for over $10 million in 2022, becoming the highest-priced basketball jersey ever.

Still, this latest sale is more than just a number. It’s a reflection of Jordan’s timeless appeal and the ongoing appetite for authentic relics from his legendary career. Jordan's 1992-93 season was critical in the Bulls’ push for a third straight championship, making the uniform from that stretch a tangible piece of sports history.

Jordan now joins a short list of athletes whose game-worn gear continues to break records. Babe Ruth’s 1932 “called shot” jersey, which sold for $24 million in 2024, remains the all-time leader in the memorabilia world. Not far behind is Kobe Bryant’s jersey from his 1996 NBA debut, which recently brought in $7 million — the second-highest jersey sale in NBA history.

These pieces serve as more than collector's items — they’re symbols of greatness. They represent eras, legacies, and unforgettable moments. And while the players who wore them may have stepped off the court, the value of what they accomplished — and what they wore while doing it — only continues to grow.

Michael Jordan’s $2.6 million jersey sale is another reminder that true legends never fade — they only become more iconic with time.

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