Jordan Auctioned Off Autographed Boots For 85 Years In &Nbsp; Fans Had Bid Up To $6655.

Gym shoes

The auction is on sale online, with a starting price of $5000. The auction will end on Wednesday, local time, and on Monday afternoon, someone has already offered $6655.

This pair of sneakers is still very memorable. Besides the signature of Jordan on each shoe, it is said that these shoes were the shoes worn by Jordan in the 1985 Indianapolis all star game, but that was the first time he participated in the all star game.

But the owner of these shoes already had someone else -- photographer Robert Crawford, who also auctioned the shoes online.

Crawford got the shoes and the story: during a regular season, Crawford showed Jordan that he wanted to get his shoes, but Jordan promised others.

So Crawford said he hoped to get Jordan's shoes in the all star game. Finally, the flying man gave permission. After the all star game, Jordan was surrounded by reporters who came up. But when Crawford appeared in front of him, Jordan immediately took off the ball shoes from his feet and threw them to Crawford.

At that time, the pair of shoes had not been signed, so Crawford handed them to Jordan and asked for his signature.

Jordan also took part in the slam dunk contest in 1985, but it was not clear whether he was wearing the same shoes because NBA players changed their shoes almost every match.

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