Silver Air Jordans created for MJ's 32nd birthday up for auction
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A rare pair of 1995 silver cast Air Jordan 1 sneakers that were made for Michael Jordan's 32nd birthday have hit the auction block.
The shoes, worth an estimated $50,000, were one of 10 pairs created by Jordan's ex-wife, Juanita Jordan, according to Heritage Auctions. Jordan kept two pairs for himself, while the others have been displayed at his restaurant, the Chicago Science Museum, and in the clubhouse of his hometown golf course.
The opening bid is $12,500.
A modified pair of Air Jordan 1s worn by Jordan sold for a record $55,000 at auction last year.