Michael Jordan

Christie’s is also selling five pairs of the GOAT’s game-worn sneakers next month.

It’s based on the signature sneaker His Airness wore during the 1996-97 NBA season.

Worn by the GOAT in a 1986 game, the signed shoes have an uneven number of eyelets and soles designed to help cushion the injured foot.

The second most expensive sport ticket stub is from game 3 of the 1903 World Series.

Only six percent of his money comes from actually playing basketball.

The rare kicks sold for $1.472 million at Sotheby’s on Sunday.

Sotheby’s will offer the signed sneakers at its Icons of Excellence & Haute Luxury auction on October 24.

The kicks are described as some of the most coveted Air Jordans in existence.

Both shoes in the size 13 pair are signed. They could fetch up to $100,000.