Michael Jordan 1998 Finals Jersey Sells for Record $14 Million
A game-worn and autographed Michael Jordan jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals has been privately sold for $14 million, marking a record for basketball memorabilia, according to Pennsylvania-based Hunt Auctions. The buyer is Miami real estate investor Ron Firman.
Wheeling Steubenville, WV, October 13, 2026 — A significant piece of basketball history has achieved a record-breaking sale, with a game-worn and autographed jersey belonging to NBA legend Michael Jordan fetching $14 million. The jersey dates from the iconic 1998 NBA Finals, a period often remembered for Jordan’s final championship with the Chicago Bulls.
The sale, which establishes a new benchmark for basketball memorabilia, was facilitated privately. Hunt Auctions, a Pennsylvania-based auction house specializing in sports collectibles, confirmed the transaction. The final price of $14 million represents a substantial leap for items associated with the celebrated athlete.
The buyer has been identified as Ron Firman, a real estate investor based in Miami. Details regarding the specific provenance of the jersey beyond its association with the 1998 Finals, such as which game it was worn in or its exact condition at the time of sale, were not immediately available.
The record-breaking sale underscores the enduring market demand for artifacts connected to highly influential sports figures. Michael Jordan’s legacy continues to command significant attention from collectors worldwide.
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