Jordan'S First NBA Shoe Will Be Auctioned.

On the evening of March 12th in Beijing, ESPN reporter Darren Rovell reported that a pair of shoes that were considered to be Jordan's earliest NBA games will be auctioned next month.

This is a pair of Nike.

The owner is Khalid Ali.

In the 1984-85 season, Ali was the Losangeles Lakers caddie.

He said, "this pair."

It was Jordan who presented it to the bulls in December 2, 1984.

Today, Ali has commissioned the Nike sneakers to auction companies SCP Auctions.

"Now people are fascinated by the Jordan shoes used in the competition, and the earliest footwear they have appeared to have a clear value."

Dan Imler, vice president of SCP Auctions, said.

Imler thinks the price of these shoes will exceed 50 thousand dollars.

In 2013, a pair of shoes sold by Jordan in the notorious "cold match" sold 104765 dollars, the highest price for shoes sold in sports competitions.

A pair of shoes sold by Jordan during the rookie season also sold 31070 dollars in 2013.

Though Ali collects this pair

For 30 years, it is not difficult for him to decide to let go.

"Those shoes were in my mother's wardrobe."

Ali said, "I didn't talk about these shoes too much at that time.

Those who know me after my teenager do not even know that I have these sneakers.

The online auction time of these sneakers will start on April 8th and end in April 25th.